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Cursor  Copy & paste between developers

Issue Type: Status: Priority: Date Submitted: Votes:
Enhancement Open Medium Fri 29th Jun 2012 7 votes Vote Up Vote Down
 
Found in version: Last Updated: Completed in version: Date Completed: Track Changes:
5.0.22 Mon 7th Mar 2022 Log In
 
P/o PruneFri 29th Jun 2012 08:44
The possibility to paste a task, object, location etc. from one developer to another.
I’m currently creating a new version of D-Day and there are several tasks and events that I find that I can use in the new version.
Although I have two developers open it’s not possible to move a task, object etc. from one developer to the other by simply pasting. I realize that it could probably be done by creating a module, but I just think that it would be much easier the other way.
 
saabieFri 29th Jun 2012 13:25
This is a duplicate of enhancement request:
http://www.adrift.co/cgi/adrift.cgi?page=bug&bugid=13175
 
DenkMon 7th Mar 2022 14:51
Though you can't copy items between two Developers, you can copy items between taf-files within the same Developer. It is done as follows:
1. mark the items you want to copy
2. Right click on one of the marked items and select "Copy"
3. Open the destination taf from the file-menu
4. Click on the destination folder, right click and select paste.
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