Undo (Ctrl+Z)Undo the changes in the current document. The number of available undo's can be set in options.
It can also be set to unlimited.
Redo (Shift+Ctrl+Z)Redo the changes in the current document. The number of available undo's can be set in options.
It can also be set to unlimited.
Cut (Ctrl+X)Cut (copy and delete) the selected text to the clipboard.
Copy (Ctrl+C)Copy the selected text to the clipboard.
Copy As
RTF (Rich Text Format)
Convert the selected text to RTF format and add it to the clipboard. E.g. Copy some
source code and paste it in MS Word to insert highlighted text.
xHtml with color highlighting
Convert the selected text to html code a place it on the clipboard.
xHtml in black and white
Convert the selected text to html code (without syntax highlighting) and place it on the
clipboard.
Paste (Ctrl+V)Paste text from the clipboard.
Smart paste (Shift+Ctrl+V)The paste function will try to preserve the indention of the copied text even if it is placed in a very
different position. In column mode you can paste a line of text to all selected columns.
Paste RTF as HTMLGet the RTF clip in the clipboard and paste it as HTML code. The RTF2HTML convertion is very
simple and may not be perfect. Very few elements are supported and you may have to edit the
pasted text manually.
Delete
Delete (Del/Delete key)Delete the selected text.
Delete word
Delete text from the text cursor position to the next word.
Delete previous word
Delete text from the text cursor position to the previous word.
Delete to begin of line
Delete text from the text cursor position to the beginning of the line.
Delete to end of line
Delete text from the text cursor position to the end of the line.
Delete blank lines
Delete all blank lines in a selection.
Duplicate line (Ctrl+L)Make a copy of the current line and insert it as the next line (duplicate).
Remove line (Shift+Ctrl+L)Erase the current line.
More line operations
Split linesSplit the current line, or selected lines, at the word wrap margin.
Join linesJoin all selected lines into one line. If no selection is made, the current and the next line is
joined.
Move lines up (Shift+F11)Move the current line up. You can also move a selection upwards. (This feature is
sometimes called "Swap lines up".)
Move lines down (Shift+F12)Move the current line down. You can also move a selection downwards. (This feature is
sometimes called "Swap lines down".)
Duplicate line N times
Duplicate the current line multiple times. Enter the number of duplications you want in a
dialog.
Select
Select All (Ctrl+A)Select all text in the document.
Select Brace Enclosed
Use this function to select all text between the highlighted braces.
HOW TO USE: Move the text cursor to a bracket. The bracket should now be highlighted.
You can now select all text between the highlighted braces using this function.
Select Line
Select all text on the current line.
Select Word
Select the current word under the text cursor.
Select Tag
Select the tag under the text cursor. NOTE: to select the start tag, end tag and all the text
between, use the "Select Brace Enclosed" instead.
Select to end of line
Select text from the text cursor position to the end of line.
Select to begin of line
Select text from the text cursor position to the beginning of the line.
Select all below current line
Select all text below the current line.
Select all above current line
Select all text above the current line.
Insert Date/Time (F5)Insert the current date and time into the document at the cursor position.
Insert File... (Shift+Alt+F)Select a file and insert the file text at the current text cursor position.
Read-only
Toggle the document read-only state. The file attribute is not changed.
Synchronized editing modeEdit several instances of the same word at ones. Select a block and enter "sync mode". All
instances of the current word, at the text cursor, will be edited simultaneously.
Column
Insert/Fill columns
Insert a text on every line in the selected column.
Clear
Replace the selected text with spaces.
Column ModeCheck this if you want to switch on/off column mode. In column mode you can edit several rows
at ones. E.g. drag the mouse down. A line should now be visible. You can now edit that column in
the usual manner.