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                        •  Right-click on the new location and   shortcut, a message about its status will
                           select Paste from the contextual menu.  display in the library preview panes.
                        •  Press Ctrl + V on your keyboard.
                                                                     Deleting Library Items
                        When a library item is copied and pasted, the
                        new item that results is independent of the   The five installed library categories: Chief
                        original item. If you make changes to it, the   Architect Core Catalogs, Chief Architect
                        original item is unaffected. Similarly,   Bonus Catalogs, Manufacturer Catalogs,
                        changes to the original item do not affect the   User Catalog, and Trash cannot be deleted.
                        copy.                                   Catalog level folders in all categories can be
                                                                deleted; however, individual subfolders and
                                Library Shortcuts               objects can only be deleted out of the User
                        In addition to copying and pasting to create   Catalog.
                        new, independent library items, you can copy   Items in the library that are eligible for
                        and paste to create Library Shortcuts. Library   deletion can be deleted in either of two ways:
                        Shortcuts are not independent items - they   •  Right-click on it and choose Delete from
                        are linked to the original item and are    the contextual menu.
                        affected if changes are made to the original.
                                                                •  Select it and press the Delete key on your
                        Library Shortcuts are advantageous because   keyboard.
                        you can place a given library item in multiple
                        locations to suit your organizational style   When items from the User Catalog are
                        without increasing the size of the library   deleted, they are moved to the Library
                        database and without having to maintain   Browser Trash  . Items in the Trash can be
                        multiple copies of the same item.       retrieved by clicking and dragging them into
                        To create a Library Shortcut, copy a library   any location in the User Catalog.
                        item to the system clipboard. Then, right-
                        click on the location where you would like to   To empty the Trash   , right-click on it and
                        create a copy and select Paste Shortcut from   select Empty Trash from the contextual
                        the contextual menu. Library Shortcuts use   menu.
                        the same name as their source item but use   Depending on how much content is in the
                        the Library Shortcut    icon.           Trash, emptying it can be time consuming.
                                                                You can click the Cancel button to end the
                        To locate a Library Shortcut’s source item,   process if you wish.
                        right-click on it in the tree list and select
                        Locate Shortcut Source
                                                                     The  Empty  Trash  command  is  both
                        If you move or delete an item from the       immediate and permanent. It cannot be
                        library, any shortcuts to it will not be updated   undone,  so  use  care  when  using  it.  You
                        or removed. If you try to use a “hanging”   should back up all your library files regularly.
                                                                 See  “Backing  up  Custom  Content”  on  page
                                                                 929.



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