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Chapter 37:
Using the Edit Menu
The Windows commands in the Edit menu allows you to do multiple undos and redos, as well
as to copy and paste to the clipboard. You can also access these commands by clicking right
when using the Color Selection or Selection tool.
Using Undo and Redo
Correct editing errors by using the Undo or Redo commands in the Edit menu. These
commands allow you to do multiples of Undo or Redo. Both commands display the most recent
action taken. For example, if the last action taken was to draw a box, the Undo command
displays Undo Create Box. If you undo that action, the Redo command describes the last action
to be redone, for example Redo Create Box.
To use Undo and Redo
1
Click Edit > Undo (or Redo).
2
Repeat step one for multiple undos or redos.
Tip: You can set the level of undos in Tools > Options > General.
Note: You cannot undo once you save a file.
Copying parts or all of a design
The Copy, Copy To, Paste, Paste Special, and Paste Back commands in the Edit menu, plus the
Paste Here command accessed by right-clicking with the mouse, allow you to copy entire jobs
or selected objects of a job. You can then paste or paste back those objects into an existing file
(Copy) or create a new file (Copy To). These commands use the clipboard, which is a temporary
storage area controlled by Windows that holds the information to be copied and pasted. When
using the clipboard, any layer information in a job will be lost when you copy then paste it back.
Tip: Text that is copied to the clipboard retains its ability to be smart edited when pasted
onto the Composer work surface.
To use Copy and Paste
1
Select the object to copy.
2
Click Edit > Copy to store the information on the clipboard.
3
Choose one of the Edit > Paste commands: