TSTool

• Title: TSTool
• Decision Support - Doc Type: Software Documentation
• Date: 10/5/2004
• DSS: Colorado River
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Contract/PO #: C153658, C153727, C153752
• Bill Number: SB92-87, HB93-1273, SB94-029, HB95-1155, SB96-153, HB97-008
• Prepared By: Riverside Technology inc.

TSTooI Documentation Getting Started
3.5 Edit Menu -Editing Commands
The Edit menu can be used to edit the Commands list. Edit options are enabled and disabled depending
on the status of the Commands list. Specific edit features are described below. Right clicking over the
Commands list provides a popup menu with many choices described below.
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Edit Menu
3.5.1 Cut/Copy/Paste/Delete
Menu Edit
The Edit...Cut and Edit...Copy menu items are enabled if there are items in the Commands list.
Currently, these features do not allow interaction with other applications. Cut deletes the selected
item(s) from the Commands list and saves its information in memory. Copy just saves the information
in memory. After Cut or Copy is executed, select an item in the Commands list and use Paste (see
below).
Paste is enabled if one or more commands from the Commands list has been cut or copied. To paste the
command(s), select commands in the Commands list and press Edit...Paste. The commands will be
added after the last selected command. To insert at the front of the list, paste after the first command, and
then cut and paste the first command to reverse the order.
The Delete choice currently works exactly like the Cut choice. Additionally, after lines in the
Commands have been selected, you can press the Clear Commands button below the Commands list to
cut/delete.
The Clear Commands button in the Commands area deletes the selected commands or all commands if
none are selected. You will be prompted to confirm the clear of no commands are specifically selected.
3.5.2 Select All Commands/Deselect All Commands
The Edit...Select All Commands and Edit...Deselect All Commands menu items are enabled if there
are items in the Commands list. Use these menus to facilitate editing. Note that when editing
commands it is often useful to deselect all commands so that new commands are added at the end of the
commands list.
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