The text editor provides the following editing commands:
All editing commands require a selection in order to work. Some of the commands can make a selection based on the current cursor location. When no selection is available, the default selection will be the character adjacent to the cursor. For example, the Delete command removes the character to the right of the cursor if there is no selection.
When you cut text from the file, the text is removed from your file and placed on the Clipboard. When you delete text from the file, the text is removed from your file, and the Clipboard is not used. All Windows applications share one single Clipboard. Commands that use the Clipboard will overwrite whatever was previously placed onto the Clipboard by other commands or other Windows applications.
Action | Description |
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Cut | Removes selected text from the active window. |
Copy | Duplicates selected text in the active window. |
Paste | Pastes cut or copied text into an active window. |
Delete | Deletes text without copying it to the Clipboard. |
Undo | Restores the text. |
Redo | RE-APPLIES THE PRIOR EDIT. |