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TEXT EDITING<br />

• To change the view of the tool window, the View menu item on the right-click context menu:<br />

o Auto - When this is selected, the Clipboards tool window switches between Horizontal and<br />

Vertical views automatically as you resize it.<br />

o Horizontal - When this is selected, the clipboard list is displayed above the Preview area.<br />

o Vertical - When this is selected, the clipboard list and Preview area are displayed side-byside.<br />

Named Clipboards<br />

You can create a named clipboard by simply typing the name after the copy_to_clipboard command. For<br />

example, create a selection, then, on the <strong>SlickEdit</strong>® command line, type: copy_to_clipboard a. A<br />

clipboard named “a” is created. Now, you can use the name with the paste command to insert the named<br />

clipboard without using the Select Text to Paste dialog or Clipboards tool window (for example, paste a).<br />

Note that named clipboards are limited to two characters, and that the cut command is not supported for<br />

this feature.<br />

Clipboards in the Command Line and Text Boxes<br />

Only clipboards of one line can be inserted into the <strong>SlickEdit</strong>® command line or a text box. Both Ctrl+V<br />

and Ctrl+Shift+V key sequences can be used to insert clipboard text into these fields. The result of<br />

inserting a clipboard into a text box varies depending on the clipboard type.<br />

Setting the Max Number of Clipboards<br />

By default, a stack of the 50 most recently used clipboards is kept. To change the maximum number of<br />

clipboards saved, from the main menu, click Tools > Options, expand Editing and click General, then<br />

enter a value in the Maximum clipboards box.<br />

Advanced Editing<br />

This section describes the following advanced editing features:<br />

• Inserting Lines<br />

• Block Insert Mode<br />

• Hex Mode Editing<br />

Inserting Lines<br />

When pasting lines, they are inserted at the location specified by the Line insert style setting (Tools ><br />

Options > Editing > General)—either Before or After the current line. SmartPaste® is on by default, and<br />

indents the pasted lines according to your language-specific indent settings. See SmartPaste® and<br />

Language-Specific Indent Options for more information.<br />

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