@Rakesh Bhardwaj I think the duplicate command in CorelDraw might be like pressing Ctrl + D after selecting an object, which quickly creates a copy and pastes it in the same spot. Maybe it’s different from just copy (Ctrl + C) and paste (Ctrl + V) because duplicate keeps the position? Not fully sure if that’s how it works exactly, but it seems like a quicker way to make copies without moving them around manually.

I think the duplicate command in CorelDraw might be similar to copy-paste but faster for repeating objects exactly without using keyboard shortcuts every time. Maybe pressing Ctrl+D duplicates the selected item? I’m not sure if it works across different versions though. Trying to figure out if duplicate also keeps layer and position info or just copies the shape.

@Rakesh Bhardwaj In CorelDraw, the Duplicate command is a quick way to copy and paste an object exactly on top of the original, which differs from the standard copy-paste where you can place it anywhere manually. You can use Ctrl+D to duplicate the selected object, and if you move the duplicated object with the mouse or arrow keys, you can create evenly spaced copies by pressing Ctrl+D repeatedly. This is especially useful for creating patterns or multiple copies with consistent spacing without manually copying and pasting each time.