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resizes around its center to the exact size of the copied object.
If you have multiple items selected when you 'paste size', each of those objects is made the target size,
instead of the selection as a whole. So for example if you copy a 200x200 pixel photo, then select 10
other photos and 'paste size', all 10 photos each become 200x200 pixels. This gives a quick way to
make a bunch of objects a particular size.
Paste replacing selection
This is similar to Paste position
, except that the copied object on the clipboard replaces the currently selected object and retains the
deleted item's position.
The copied object is pasted into the center position of the deleted object.
Paste in current layer
The same as Paste in place,
except your object will only be pasted into the current layer.
This is useful if you want to display or hide just your pasted object when layers above or below are
displayed.
Paste in place in current layer
The same as Paste in current layer,
except your object will be pasted into the current layer in the exact same position from which you copied
it.
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