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Editing, 3-4-1. Undoing/redoing actions, 3-4-2. Cutting/copying/pasting design elements

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3-4. Editing This section describes how to edit design elements. Almost all the functions described here can be selected from the Edit drop-down menu. The parenthesis following each title includes the name of the command on the drop-down menu, the icon on the toolbar, and/or the shortcut keys. 3-4-1. Undoing/redoing actions To reverse the previous action (Edit-Undo, , Ctrl+Z): This command is useful if, for example, you accidentally deleted a design element. Do one of the following: On the Edit drop-down menu, click Undo. Click the Undo icon in the toolbar. On the keyboard, while holding down the Ctrl key, press the Z key. To reverse more than one action, repeat one of the above operations until all of the desired actions are reversed. NOTE: If no operation has been performed, there is no action that can be reversed. To reverse the previous Undo operation (Edit-Redo, , Ctrl+R): This command is useful if, for example, you used the Undo command to delete a design element that you just added, then decided that you did not want to delete it after all. Do one of the following: On the Edit drop-down menu, click Redo. Click the Redo icon in the toolbar. On the keyboard, while holding down the Ctrl key, press the R key. To reverse more than one Undo operation, repeat one of the above operations until all of the desired actions are performed again. NOTE: If no operation has been undone, there are no Undo operations that can be reversed. 3-4-2. Cutting/copying/pasting design elements To cut design elements from the design area: (Edit-Cut, , Ctrl+X): With this command, design elements can be removed from the design area. The removed elements are temporarily stored in memory for later use. 123/164

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3-4. Editing
This section describes how to edit design elements.
Almost all the functions described here can be selected from the
Edit
drop-down menu.
The
parenthesis following each title includes the name of the command on the drop-down menu, the
icon on the toolbar, and/or the shortcut keys.
3-4-1. Undoing/redoing actions
To reverse the previous action (Edit-Undo,
, Ctrl+Z):
This command is useful if, for example, you accidentally deleted a design element.
Do one of the following:
On the
Edit
drop-down menu, click
Undo
.
Click the Undo icon
in the toolbar.
On the keyboard, while holding down the
Ctrl
key, press the
Z
key.
To reverse more than one action, repeat one of the above operations until all of the desired actions
are reversed.
NOTE: If no operation has been performed, there is no action that can be reversed.
To reverse the previous Undo operation (Edit-Redo,
, Ctrl+R):
This command is useful if, for example, you used the
Undo
command to delete a design
element that you just added, then decided that you did not want to delete it after all.
Do one of the following:
On the
Edit
drop-down menu, click
Redo
.
Click the Redo icon
in the toolbar.
On the keyboard, while holding down the
Ctrl
key, press the
R
key.
To reverse more than one Undo operation, repeat one of the above operations until all of the
desired actions are performed again.
NOTE: If no operation has been undone, there are no Undo operations that can be reversed.
3-4-2. Cutting/copying/pasting design elements
To cut design elements from the design area: (Edit-Cut,
, Ctrl+X):
With this command, design elements can be removed from the design area.
The removed
elements are temporarily stored in memory for later use.