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November 10th, 2004, 11:28 PM
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How can I copy the properties of a shape?
Essentially, I need to change the shape associated with an object and retain
the (overlapping) properties of the original shape. So I create the new shape and now I would like to copy the custom properties of the first shape onto the second. I need to do this for many shapes as I want to replace the picture for each. Thanks. 
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November 11th, 2004, 01:11 AM
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there are some third party applications that can help, or you can write your
own. Al "LesterW" wrote in message ... Essentially, I need to change the shape associated with an object and retain the (overlapping) properties of the original shape. So I create the new shape and now I would like to copy the custom properties of the first shape onto the second. I need to do this for many shapes as I want to replace the picture for each. Thanks.
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