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Hello All,
Copying and pasting WITHIN a prezi:
use Ctrl+C (command+C on Mac) to copy any object or piece of text to your clipboard and Ctrl+V (command+V on Mac) to paste into your prezi.
Copying and pasting BETWEEN prezis:
you can also paste content from one prezi into another using the keyboard commands above (it doesn't matter if you close the prezi you are copying from before you paste into the second prezi).
You can learn more about it in our knowledge base, here:
- https://prezi.zendesk.com/entries/223...
Happy Zooming,
Georgina -
Good idea, important feature request. We will consider adding this as soon as we can.
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3Found a solution from the Ideas section:
you can do this by opening two new tabs in your browser - then open each Prezi you require in edit mode under each tab (as long as they are different).
in the Prezi you want to copy from - use Shift and left mouse button to select multiple objects (pull a rectangle over the content below on the canvas or click and selct as you hold down shift)
When you have the objects you require either use Control 'C' to copy or right click and copy - move over to the other tab and in edit mode paste the content in to the Prezi canvas (control 'V' or right click and paste)
that should do it - one thing though, you will lose all the paths from the copied objects.
Hope this helps
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copy between précis. change speed when panning. enable setting time per object. allow inserting new objects in path/remove objects, and auto renumberingComment -
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1Extra feature (important for me as a teacher) :
Being able to write and draw DURING presentationmode.
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I think you may find that if you use GoToMeeting it may allow you to achieve this objective.
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1Any update since the official response 3 years ago? -
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3Found a solution from the Ideas section:
you can do this by opening two new tabs in your browser - then open each Prezi you require in edit mode under each tab (as long as they are different).
in the Prezi you want to copy from - use Shift and left mouse button to select multiple objects (pull a rectangle over the content below on the canvas or click and selct as you hold down shift)
When you have the objects you require either use Control 'C' to copy or right click and copy - move over to the other tab and in edit mode paste the content in to the Prezi canvas (control 'V' or right click and paste)
that should do it - one thing though, you will lose all the paths from the copied objects.
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And just worked out the problem....it doesn't work on Firefox! It does work with Explorer
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I tried, but in my case it doesn't work with Internet Explorer either. Indeed, very frustrating! It takes a lot of effort to start over making the same content in my new Prezi...
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does it work on Prezi Desktop? I don't think that you can play on more than one application at a single time-
With Prezi Desktop you need to do it step by step and with switching between the prezis.
Open "old" prezi, mark area with elements to copy (but not too much elements) and use Control(cmd)-C to copy them.
Then choose File/Open Recent to open the "new" prezi and insert the elements with Control(cmd)-V.
To get more elements of the "old" prezi, choose File/Open Recent and re-open the "old" prezi to copy some more elements.
If you took too much pieces, you will see only text inserted in the "new" prezi...
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Try using dual browsers, chrome & safari
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1I haven't had any luck copying images from one to another.... thoughts?-
open two browsers and then copy from one paste to the other
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1This doesn't work for me. Wish it did
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Geoff: When I tried it in Explorer instead of Firefox, it suddenly worked for me! Maybe try a different browser? I gather from other comments that it works on Chrome as well. -
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It's working fine for me now. I just need to stay within Chrome. Easiest is to open two Chrome windows, so you can view both Prezis at the same time...but you are using the same browser. Copy and paste then works.
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1For some reason it's not letting me copy and paste whole elements. Instead, it's only copying the text from the elements. Am I doing something wrong?
(P.S. I *can* add the whole element to my library. But cut-and-paste would be simpler!)- view 2 more comments
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Indeed, only text can be copied bij Ctrl-C/V .
The visual aspects are left behind.
Dear Prezi-developers, would you please look at this? -
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This seems to be a Chrome only issue (works fine for example in Firefox). We are investigating it.
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in Prezi desktop you can only copy an item one at at time, you cannot copy the grouped items, very tedious work
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Use "My collection"?
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Prezi Desktop does not have my collection available at this time. We are aware that not all the features are the same between the online and desktop editor but we're always working to make them the same.
For grouped items in the desktop, if you group the items with a frame and then select the whole frame with shift and the left button of the mouse - you can hit copy and you can paste it.
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Prezi team,
This is 2013 and I am still having copy paste issues on Prezi desktop.
Please do not ship such products that do not have the basics enabled.
I have spent hours trying to figure out how to copy contents from one prezi to another.
On prezi desktop I click edit--> copy then I move to the other prezo and click Edit--> paste.
Nothing happens.
To top it off I asked a question to support and their response does not help me achieve what I want, now I need to wait another day to get a response from them. -
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Hello All,
Copying and pasting WITHIN a prezi:
use Ctrl+C (command+C on Mac) to copy any object or piece of text to your clipboard and Ctrl+V (command+V on Mac) to paste into your prezi.
Copying and pasting BETWEEN prezis:
you can also paste content from one prezi into another using the keyboard commands above (it doesn't matter if you close the prezi you are copying from before you paste into the second prezi).
You can learn more about it in our knowledge base, here:
- https://prezi.zendesk.com/entries/223...
Happy Zooming,
Georgina -
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