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I don't, but as you know its just a copy and will not harm just to forget
about it.
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<MechMan> wrote in message
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The bad news is that you also have to delete the original sketch as well
in
order to delete the shared sketch. I see some logic in that though.
MechMan
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don't think it is a copy, it is just exposed and reusable. If it was a
copy then you would be able to add to the copy without affecting the original
similar to the way derived sketches work (which is very nice).
Laurence
@ Yeandle wrote:
type="cite">I don't, but as you know its just a copy and will not harm just to forget
about it.
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Laurence,
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<MechMan> wrote in message
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The bad news is that you also have to delete the original sketch as well
in
order to delete the shared sketch. I see some logic in that though.
MechMan
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So its not a copy its "exposed and reusable"
anyone got a better description?