Right-Click + Drag Method

The right-click+drag method allows users to move, copy or paste selected objects as block by right-clicking and dragging the objects while holding the right button down.

When you move the selected objects to where you want them to be, just release the right button, and the following menu would pop up,

You can choose from the four options: Move the object, Copy the object, Paste the object as Block or just cancel your action.

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