Why doesn't Illustrator CS6 remember the layers, sublayers, and graphic styles of the multiple components of an object that I'm copying and pasting, either to another document or within the same document?
"Paste Remembers Layers" is checked.
The pasted object comes in all on the same layer, the top layer that subsumes the several layers upon which the compnents of the copied object are located. And the pasted object has neither fills nor strokes,
Is there some other parameter I have to select?
Is it a new bug?
It seems like something as simple as copying and pasting (either within the same document or to a different document) an object that consists of things on different sublayers, and whose sublayers have graphic styles applied to them ought to be basic to the Illustrator works.
What is wrong?
