Did you know that objects keep a history of all the commands you apply to them? This includes the commands you used to create them, edit them, and any scripts or computations on their properties.
Double-clicking on a command reports more details on it and allows you to execute it again using the Replay command option 
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Previous GOCAD Mining Suite tips can be found under the Software tip category in the Resources section and in the Archives section of our website.
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