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< <em>6dec04 Note:</em> See the 205 Milestone 10 version of this file for a quick
< finish to things.  The ideas here need to be merged into the M10 version, or
< vice versa.
< 
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< The scenarios in this section cover full details of the general ediing commands
< that appear on the <tt>Edit</tt> menu.  The <tt>Edit</tt> menu in the Calendar
< Tool Administration program is a proper subset of that in the regular-user
< Calendar Tool.  The adminitrative version of the menu lacks only the
< <tt>Find</tt> command.  Otherwise, the commands on the two menus provide the
< same functionality.  The operational context differs between the regular-user
< versus adminitrative edit commands.  These contextual differences are eplained
< as appropriate in the scenarios that follow.
< 
< 
< of which have been introduced in preceding sections.  There are two file
< command menus to be covered, one in the regular-user Calendar Tool and the
< other in the Calendar Tool Administration program.  Regular-user file commands
< are covered in Sections
< <a href="file.html#Files Used by the Calendar Tool">
< 2.8.1
< </a>
< through
< <a href="file.html#Exit">
< 2.8.7.
< </a>
< Administrator file commands are covered in
< <a href="file.html#Files Used by Calendar Tool Administration">
< 2.8.8
< </a>
< through
< <a href="file.html#Administrative Exit">
< 2.8.11.
< </a>
< The concluding Sections
< <a href="file.html#External Changes to Calendar Tool Files">
< 2.8.12
< </a>
< and
< <a href="file.html#Operating Environment Conventions">
< 2.8.13,
< </a>
< cover general topics relevant to both regular-user and administrative files.
< 
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< <p>
< Can undo the last confirmed typing in any editable text field.  A typed edit is
< confirmed when the user presses the TAB key or moves the cursor to another
< element in the display other than the one in which the edit took place.
< </p><p>
< Can also undo the most recent confirmation of
< 
< </p><p>
< Only a single level of undo/redo is available.
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< <a name="Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, and Select All">
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> <a name="Cut, Copy, Paste">
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< 2.9.2.  Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, and Select All
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> 2.9.2.  Cut, Copy, Paste
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< </p><p>
< These edit commands operate strictly on text content within display windows.
< In particular, the commands do not apply to scheduled items as a whole, or to
< any other editable data elements as a whole.
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< </p><p>
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> <p>
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< Figure 310:  Find dialog.
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> Figure 292:  Find dialog.
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< instances, and list displays.  Does not apply to any non-text fields in any
< windows item or list displays.  Also does not apply to any other windows, in
< particular not in editing dialogs or any of the admin displays.  <em>Enum
< precisely what fields it applies to; good way to do this may well be to say it
< applies to the display windows generated from the following commands</em>
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> instances
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< </p><p>
< Use the extant <tt>protoj</tt> convention about static methods named for the
< menus.
< 
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< <p align=center> Figure 311:  Command dialog.  </p>
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> <p align=center> Figure 293:  Command dialog.  </p>