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Important: In order to place the text the right way round, please make sure that the braille
dots are closer to the top than to the bottom.
4.1.3 Editing functions
You can use the copy, cut, paste and delete editing functions to edit the texts in the main
window.
4.1.3.1 Copy (Ctrl+C)
You can select one or more texts and then copy them to the clipboard using the "Copy"
function.
4.1.3.2 Cut (Ctrl+X)
You can select one or more texts and then copy them to the clipboard using the "Cut"
function. This deletes the cut texts in the main window.
4.1.3.3 Paste (Ctrl+V)
Texts which you have previously copied to the clipboard using the "Copy" or "Cut" function
can be pasted back into the main window using the "Paste" function. This function is very
helpful if you want to change the order of the texts in the main window, for example, or if you
want to create several similar texts without having to rewrite them completely all the time.
4.1.3.4 Delete (Del)
You can select one or more texts and then delete them from the main window using the
"Delete" function. The deleted texts are not copied to the clipboard and are therefore
irretrievably lost. Therefore, the program alerts you with a security prompt and you have to
confirm that you really want to delete the selected text.
4.1.3.5 Select all (Ctrl+A)
The "Select all" function allows you to select all the texts in the main window at once and
apply one of the copy, cut or delete functions to them. If, on the other hand, you only want
to select individual texts, you can use the Ctrl key for this purpose. Hold down the Ctrl key
while selecting individual texts with either the space bar or the mouse. Likewise, you can
deselect individual texts that you had previously selected with the "Select all" function.
4.2 Functions in the "File" menu
With the functions in the File menu, you can save and manage your individual texts in groups
in files. This allows you to store your data in a structured way, which makes retrieval much
easier.
4.2.1 New file (Ctrl+N)
To create a new file, use the "New file" function. If you have not yet saved the currently open
file, the Braille Labeler application will inform you and you can save your changes before
creating a new file. Next, the standard Windows window for opening files opens. Here you
can specify a directory and a file name. By default, the name "Untitled.kbld" is suggested.
We recommend that you choose names for directories and files that are as descriptive as
possible to make it easier to find your data later. Once you have pressed the "Open" button,
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