IBM TransNote User Manual page 49

On a Current Notepad or
Archive page, you must
select Edit > Edit Original
Ink before you can Erase
Ink or Fix Overwritten Ink.
• Exit—Exit the program.
Edit menu
• Undo—Undo the previous action. (Ctrl + Z)
• Redo—Redo the previous action. (Ctrl + Y)
• Cut—Remove the selected ink and save it in the Windows
clipboard. (Ctrl + X)
• Copy—Save the selected ink in the Windows clipboard. (Ctrl
+ C)
• Paste—Insert the clipboard contents at the cursor position.
(Ctrl + V)
• Delete—Remove selected ink from a page. (Del)
• Copy to Ink Clipboard Viewer—Copy the selected ink into
the ink clipboard. (Ctrl + K)
• Copy to Ink Files—Copy (file) the selected page or pages
into their pre-assigned ink files. If a pre-assigned name does
not exist in the navigation panel, you can choose another ink
file, create the ink file, or copy the pages to the Unassigned
ink file. (Ctrl + F)
• Copy All to Ink Files—Copy (file) all unfiled pages into their
pre-assigned ink files in the navigation panel. If the pre-
assigned name does not exist in the navigation panel, you
can choose another ink file, create the ink file, or copy the
pages to the Unassigned ink file.
• Edit Original Page—Check this menu item if you want to
edit the Current Notepad or Archive page, such as when you
want to fix overwritten pages. This step prevents accidental
editing of archive pages. Check it again to disable accidental
editing of archive pages.
• Erase Ink in Archive—Permanently remove the ink from an
archive page (cannot be undone).
• Refresh From Original—Transfer new handwriting from the
digital notepad to a page already filed in an ink file. This
option is available only when you open the filed page.
• Fix Overwritten Ink—Open the Fix Overwritten Ink
window to separate two pages of digital ink that were
overwritten on one page. (Ctrl + W)
Ink Manager Pro Window
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