Edit Operation - Omron NT-SERIES - SUPPORT TOOL FOR WINDOWS V4 Operation Manual

Common Operation

7-1-4 Edit Operation

Reference: S To start editing, click on
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(5) Set a check mark in the Change Comment check box as desired.
If a check mark is set in this check box, I/O comments appended to the ad-
dresses before the change are also appended to the addresses after the
change.
(6) Click on .
The procedure for clearing, cutting, copying, pasting, and incremental copying of
the data set in a memory table is described below.
In the "copy to next" operation, the specified incremental amount is automatically
added to the data in the memory table entry at the cursor location and copied to
the memory table entry with the next number.
The procedure for specifying the incremental amount to be used for "copy to
next" is explained in 7-1-5 Copy Increment Setting Operation.
number to display the menu, then select the desired edit function in this menu.
It may not be possible to select an edit function if an input field is displayed. If
the selection of an edit function is not possible, left click the mouse on a table
entry number field to select the entire line and, after that, click on
or right click the mouse on a table entry number to display the menu.
S When the two screen data files of the same PT model are opened using [Import
Component] command, it is possible to paste the table data that was cut/co-
pied by one Support Tool to a table of another Support Tool. (For details, refer to
3-3-6 Importing Components from Different Screen Data File (Starting Up the
Second Support Tool).)
Clear
Clears the data in the selected memory table entry.
Cut
Cuts the data in the selected memory table entry and stores it in the clipboard.
The cut data can be pasted to another memory table entry.
Copy
Copies the data in the selected memory table entry to the clipboard.
The copied data can be pasted to another memory table entry.
Paste
Pastes the data stored in the clipboard by the cut or copy function to the memory
table entry at the cursor position.
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or right click the mouse on a table entry
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