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FKeys  gives access to some more sophisticated features. Some FKeys are already installed and they will run when chosen from the menu. With some programming and ResEdit experience you can add your own FKeys and increase CopyPaste's versatility enormously .
The following FKeys are already installed in CopyPaste:
• "Bahá'í Date" converts the date in the open clip into the date form of the Bahá'í religion. If no valid date is found in the clip it inserts the Bahá'í date of the day, displaying the English or German or Japanese date form detected. The Bahá'í religion was founded by the prophet Bahá'u'lláh and has a year of 19 months of 19 days each. Synchronization with the sun is achieved by the insertion of 4 days (or 5 in leap years) at the beginning of the fasting month. The number 19 has a symbolical value for the Bahá'ís because the Arabic word <unity> has a numerical value of 19 and the Bahá'í faith teaches the unity of all mankind, the unity of religions and the unity of races.
• "Comment" and "Uncomment"  are variations of the source code of Symantec's block comment FKey. It serves to mark text in Pascal source code as comments to the compiler.
• "Special Key"  written by Andrew Welch inserts four Chicago characters symbolizing command key, checkmark, apple character.
• "Sort Selection" sorts return separated text alphanumerically.