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Purpose
The Edit tab of the Ribbon provides tools for editing script files.
How to Open
The Edit tab is available anytime you have a javascript file visible in the Content View.
File
| · | The Save button (Shortcut: CTRL+S) saves the script file you are editing. |
| · | The Save As button allows you to create a new, differently named copy of the script file you are editing. |
Clipboard
| · | The Paste button (Shortcut: CTRL+V) pastes from the clipboard. |
| · | The Cut button (Shortcut: CTRL+X) erases whatever text you have highlighted, and copies it to the clipboard. |
| · | The Copy button (Shortcut: CTRL+C) copies whatever text you have highlighted to the clipboard. |
History
| · | The Undo button (CTRL+Z) reverses the last deletion or insertion made in the Source Editor. |
| · | The Redo button (CTRL+Y) reverses the last undo action. |
Search
| · | The above text box is a search box. |
| · | Pressing the find button  opens the Find Text dialog. |
| · | The Replace button opens the Replace Text Dialog. |
Font
| · | Use the above font and size drop-down menus to change the text appearance. The entire file will be affected. |
Debug
| · | Press the Toggle Breakpoint button (Shortcut: F9) to insert or remove a breakpoint at the current cursor position. |