148 Macintosh
User's
Handbook
of
information for a document include the Scrapbook, Notepad,
Calculator,
and
Alarm Clock. To
cut
or
copy information
from
any
of
these sources, open the desired window
and
choose the
option. The
Cut
and
Copy
commands
have the same effect
on
the Alarm Clock since
that
information
cannot
be deleted. A
copy
from
the
alarm
clock will copy
both
time
and
date
in
that
order.
A
common
editing
phenomenon
occurs when the user
edits a portion
of
text
and
then decides
that
the original version
was better. To reverse the previous action, Mac Write features
the Undo command. Pulling down the Edit menu reveals either
Can't
Undo
or
Undo followed by one
of
several possible
options. These options include Undo:
•
Typing
•
Cut
• Copy
• Paste
• Insert Rulers
These are the most commonly used options. Nearly every
text
change
can
be undone. After
an
Undo
option
has been
performed,
Redo
will replace Undo in the Edit menu. This
command
will reverse
any
Undo. Undo Typing will remove all
text entered since the last insertion point repositioning. Any
action
executed
after
the one undone will remove the Undo
option
as
well as the Redo option.
The
Edit menu will indicate
whether the option
is
available in each case.
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