If neither text nor deleted boxes are present, but a picture is present, it is pasted in. The ability to paste pictures is intended to be used for importing illustrations from drawing or painting programs to be included in the final drawing. This is different from importing box shapes from a drawing program. Pictures are pasted in at their original size, whereas box shapes imported via the Import Shape from Clipboard option are drawn at the current box size. Pictures may be moved and resized, just as boxes can, but they have no text block associated with them, and cannot have child windows.
Note: Pasting boxes back into the diagram only works while the program is still active. If you cut boxes, quit the program, run it again and then try to paste, nothing will be pasted in. Pictures and text, however, remain in the clipboard after the program quits. Therefore you can cut or copy text or pictures and paste them into other programs or into the scrapbook.
Selecting more than one box (or picture or annotation symbol) and choosing Group will cause all of the selected items to become grouped. Thereafter, when one of them is selected, all will be selected automatically. This is a handy way to assure that related symbols or boxes always get moved together. Ungroup undoes the grouping.
