Creating And Loading Programs - Lexicon NUVERB - FOR MACINTOSH Manual

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Creating and Loading Programs

A new program is created simply by copying one of the factory default programs, editing
it and renaming it.
Highlight Large Hall and select Copy from the Edit menu. This places a copy of the program
into the Macintosh clipboard. Next, select Paste from the Edit menu. This pastes a copy of Large
Hall above the original selection in the Library listing.
(Note that the NuVerb Cut, Copy, and Paste commands are also available via the familiar
Macintosh keystrokes: Command X, Command C, and Command V.)
Now, select any other program in the Library listing (in our example, we've selected Rooms),
and type Command V again.
Select a program...
Another copy of Large Hall is pasted above the program you selected, and becomes the selected
program. Copied items are always inserted above the currently selected program. If no
program is selected, copied items are pasted at the end of the library.
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The clipboard contents (in this case, a copy of
the program Large Hall) will be inserted above
the selected program, and will become the
current selection.
... Type Command V (or select
Paste from the Edit menu)...
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