You must mark text before you can carry out operations like Cut or Copy.

The lines that contain the marked text are highlighted and can now be processed further.

You can see the beginning and ending of the marked text in the status line at the bottom of the screen.

To mark a word, put the cursor anywhere in the word and either click twice or choose Select.

To mark exactly one line, position the cursor in the format tag column before the line in question. Choose Select once.

To mark a complete paragraph, position the cursor in the format tag column of the paragraph in question. Double click on the format twice or double click on Select.

To mark all of a document, position the cursor in the format tag column and click three times on Select.

To add more text to a marked block, put the cursor outside the block at the required position and choose Select.

To shorten a marked block, put the cursor within the block at the required position and choose Select. You can shorten a marked block only from the end of the block.

Choose Cancel or Back.

For operations using the PC or workstation clipboard, mark text with the mouse.

Under UNIX,

1. Hold down the left mouse button.
2. Pull the mouse to mark an area.
3. Cut and paste the marked text using the workstation hot keys.

Under Microsoft Windows,