These options are used in cut and paste editing.
Used to undo previous program modifications. Up to 100 previous modifications can be undone. You can also use the shortcut keys CTRL-U or CTRL-BACKSPACE.
Used to redo previous undo commands. Like undo up to 100 previous redoes can be performed. You can also use the shortcut key SHIFT-CTRL-U
Cuts any currently marked text into the clipboard. You can also use the shortcut key CTRL-X or SHIFT-DELETE.
Copies any currently marked text into the clipboard allowing it to be pasted either in the Workbench or in another Windows application. You can also use the CTRL-C or CTRL-INSERT shortcut keys.
Insert the contents of the clipboard at the current cursor position. You can also use the CTRL-V or SHIFT-INSERT shortcut key.
Toggles between the alternatives for the current CVS conflict. You can also use the CTRL-W shortcut key. See source control in KCML for more information.
Selects the whole of the conflicting alternative that contains the cursor. You can also use the SHIFT-CTRL-W shortcut key. See source control in KCML for more information.
This will remove the selected lines between the CVS markers that contain the cursor. You can also use the CTRL-Q shortcut key. See source control in KCML for more information.
No longer supported.
Collapse all the REM Statements in a program.