Copying Parts of a Model
You can create a set of models, or parts of a model, that are similar to each other by using the Copy command. You can copy any part of the model that you can select. For example:
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To copy the circuit definition, parameter set, or variable table, open the Circuit, Model Parameters, or Model Variables tab. |
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To copy an entire DUT, select the DUT. |
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To copy an entire setup, select the Setup. |
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To copy an input, output, transform, or other table in a setup, select the table (by clicking on the outside ruling) or tab. |
After copying, you can place the copied parts into the new model and modify the copied parts.
To copy parts of an existing model:
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Open the model and select the parts you want to copy. |
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Select Edit > Copy [part type] or click Copy on the toolbar. 
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To place the copied parts in the new model:
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Place the cursor in the folder where you want to put the copied parts. |
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Select Edit > Paste [part type] or click Paste on the toolbar. 
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To copy an entire DUT or Setup in a model, right-click on the DUT or Setup you want to copy to view the pop-up menu, then select Edit > Copy. To paste a Setup into another DUT, right-click on the DUT, then select Edit > Paste. To paste a copied DUT into another model use the directions in the procedure above.
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