Until recently I was able to view a folder of charts where I could single-click on a document and then copy that document such that if I navigated to another folder, I could “paste” a copy of that document into the new location. It worked for ctrl-c / ctrl-v (command-c/v on a Mac) and there was a right-click menu that allowed me to do the same.
Everyday I or one of my team mates used to do this to make a copy of a standardized chart where we pasted the copy into a different folder named for a specific client. Taking this away makes things much more difficult.
Idea
Copy/paste a document into a different folder
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Hey, Mark! I recently encountered difficulty with pasting into folders as well. When I would hit ctrl-c on a document from one folder, the growl would pop up at the bottom indicating that I had successfully copied something, but when I navigated to the other folder that I wanted to move it to and hit ctrl-v, nothing would happen. I then learned that it was because the folder that I was trying to copy into did not have focus. If I just clicked on some blank space inside of the folder that I was intending to move it to, the app then gave focus to the folder I wanted to copy into, and then ctrl-v worked to copy the document where I wanted. Are you encountering the same issue that I was, and clicking on the empty space inside of a folder fixes it? Or are you having a different issue? I understand that the menu previously had a clickable “copy” and “paste” option and that that is no longer there, I’m just suggesting this (clicking the area inside of a folder before trying to paste with ctrl-v) as a workaround.
+4Bob,
I think I’ve always had to click into empty space… but let me try this again. Thanks for confirming that the right-click menu changed to eliminate copy/paste.
Mark
+4@Bob, I get the popup for “Item copied to clipboard” but absolutely nothing when I paste. I have a small folder with only a few documents to plenty of whitespace. It simply does nothing.
Very disappointing, something I use multiple times a week went away. Can I make MY document a template? Only I (or someone I invite) would have edit rights… but other users could then navigate to the destination folder and use “new from template”?
Is that even an option?
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You can then add this template to a folder as you described. Any colleagues that you don’t grant edit access to can select ‘New’ to create a new document from the template you’ve created without altering the original.
For more information on creating and sharing templates, I recommend reading our Start with a template article from the Lucid Help Center.
You can also check out the post below where I shared more tips & best practices on utilizing templates in Lucid. Feel free to leave a comment there too if you have additional questions, happy to keep helping here!
+4I played with this a little and I think I get it… thanks.
+12Hi
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