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  1. Appmixer Studio features
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Copying objects

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In the previous section, you learned how to select multiple objects and, thus, save time while adjusting and organising complex flows. Now, you'll learn how to copy & paste objects to boost your performance even more.

For anyone who's used a computer in the past 20 years, the instructions will be pretty easy to understand: ⌘ Cmd + C to copy an object, ⌘ Cmd + V to paste an object.

We see you laughing! Well, you will be thankful once you start building a complex flow and will start saving time copying & pasting the objects in the designer. At least, that's what we hope for. 🙂

. Stay tuned.

Next, we'll show you the Zoom in/out feature
Copying objects in a flow
⌘ Cmd + C to copy an object, ⌘ Cmd + V to paste an object