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The
Edit menu options are:
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Cut. Use
to cut text that you have highlighted within the Java Applet. If
you want to cut text from a Windows application, use Ctrl+X.
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Copy. Use
to copy text that you have highlighted within the Java Applet. If
you want to copy to or from a Windows application or the clipboard,
use Ctrl+C.
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Paste. Use
to paste text that you have either cut or copied within the Java Applet.
If you want to paste to or from a Windows application or the clipboard,
use Ctrl+V.
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Select All. Use
to select all of the text in your procedure.
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Upper Case Selection. Use
to make all the selected text uppercase.
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Lower Case Selection. Use
to make all the selected text lowercase.
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Upper Case All. Use
to make all the text in your procedure uppercase.
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Fixed Font. The
lowercase letter L, l, and the number one, 1, are formatted to look
the same. This also applies to the uppercase letter O and the number zero,
0.
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Proportional Font. The
lowercase letter L, l, and the number one, 1, are formatted differently,
allowing the user to tell the difference between them. This also applies
to the uppercase letter O and the number zero, 0.
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Find. Use
to find a text string. Click Find to open the
window. The following image shows a text box with the Find What
label and an Ignore Case check box. After text is typed, three buttons
are enabled, Next, Previous, and Cancel.
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Find Again F3. Use
the function key, F3, to find your text string again.
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Replace. Use
to find a text string typed in the Find What text box and replace
it with another text string typed in the Replace With text box.
You can choose to Replace all instances of the Find What text by
selecting the Replace All check box. Two check boxes, located below
the Replace With text box, are labeled Ignore Case and Replace All.
After text is typed, three buttons are enabled, Next, Previous,
and Cancel.
If
you select the Ignore Case check box, the text editor will find
your text string regardless of case. If you do not select the Ignore
Case check box, you must enter your text string using the exact
case that you want to find. You can search and replace forward and backward
using the Next and Previous buttons respectively.
You can
include special characters in your search and replace criteria,
for example, paragraph marks and symbols. You can also search for
text using the wildcard characters "*" (matches any number of characters
specified with the "*") and "?" (matches any single character specified
with the "?").