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The Word Commands
Edit is the default mode for Word; when you create a work file, the
program goes into the edit mode automatically. Use Word in the Edit
mode to create and revise, or "edit," documents. Refer to the "Edit"
section in this chapter for more information.
Copy
Use the Copy command to duplicate, or "copy," text. Choose either the
Replace or Append scrap mode before you copy the text. Select the text,
then copy it.
I. Use the arrow keys and/or the text selection keys to select the text you
want to copy.
2. Press I
ESC
I to go to the Command mode.
3. PressW for the Copy command. The selected text is copied to the
scrap, replacing the current scrap data or appending to it, depending on
the scrap mode. (Note that you do not press I
ENTER
I to carry out the
Copy command.)
Now use the Insert or Replace command to insert the scrap data
elsewhere in the current document or into another document or file.
Delete
Use the Delete command to delete a single character or all selected text
from a document. You can delete the text without saving it or save it into
the scrap. See "The Scrap" in the Overview chapter of this manual for
more information.
I. Use the arrow keys and/or the text selection keys to select the text you
want to delete.
2. Press[ESCl to go to the Command mode.
3. Press [[] for the Delete command. All selected text is deleted. Delete
erases the character under the cursor if no text is selected.
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