Final answer:
Copying a WS (Workspace) and/or BG (Background) typically refers to a process within a software platform, where batch operations may allow copying to multiple destinations at once, but it depends on the software's capabilities. Further context is needed for a specific answer.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you ask about copying a WS (Workspace) and/or BG (Background), it seems like you're referring to a process that could be part of a software platform or development environment where you might want to clone or duplicate settings or components to another section or even to another project.
Typically, the ability to copy to more than one store, or location, at once would depend on the specific software or service you're using. Some platforms might allow for batch operations where you could copy an item to multiple destinations in a single action, while others may require this to be done individually.
If you can provide a bit more context, such as the specific software or system you're asking about, I can give you a more precise answer. However, in general, if you are trying to copy something like a workspace or background in a digital environment, you would likely find a 'copy' or 'duplicate' option in the software's interface, which might then prompt you to select a destination for the copy.
If the system supports multiple selections, you may be able to copy to more than one store simultaneously. Otherwise, you might need to repeat the process for each new destination.