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3.6.1 Your clipboardYou may move objects -- or their copies -- from a folder or workspace to almost any other location in your hierarchy of folders or workspaces. To do this, you use your clipboard. This personal object is represented by the icon in the instant access bar of every folder page. In the simplest way to use your clipboard, it is like using a conventional text clipboard:
There is a visual feedback from the clipboard: . It is "full" now.
Full functionality To enjoy the full functionality of your clipboard, organize and use it like a special folder -- open it by clicking The clipboard holds all objects that have been cut or copied to it and have not yet been cut or dropped in a new location or deleted to the wastebasket. Your clipboard "remembers" the (group of) objects that were added by the latest Copy or Cut as the current selection. In the list of objects in the clipboard, the marked checkboxes indicate the current selection. By clicking the checkboxes, you may change the current selection manually. As long as you have not modified the current selection, all objects in it will be transferred to the folder where you next click Edit Paste in the main menu bar of a folder. To transfer a current selection that you have changed manually, you have to click Cut , while you are in the clipboard. All selected objects will then be transferred to the folder where you next click Edit Paste You may even transfer the current selection to another folder within your clipboard. This is useful for collecting objects from different locations in a folder inside your clipboard to later Archive them (more on this in section 4.13). |
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