The Edit menu offers the usual standard functions.
The last actions will be undone. Use this function e.g. when a drag'n'drop action was not successful.
Use this function if you want to restore the last undone action.
If you want to cut an object from the current position in CSVEditor to the system clipboard, use this menu item.
If you want to copy an object to the system clipboard from the current position in CSVEditor, use this menu item.
If you want to paste an object from the system clipboard to the current position in CSVEditor, use this menu item.
In addition, it offers three menu entries: Select All
,
Deselect All
, and Invert Selection
. These entries help
to quickly create any kind of selection.
The submenu sections Find
, Spelling and Grammar
,
Substitutions
, Transformations
, and Speech
refer
to cell contents, not to the whole document.
Search functions for text in opened notes.
Use this menu entry to check spelling and grammar of text which are editable with this application.
This submenu offers options to replace certain text elements with their tyopgraphical correct counterparts when typing text.
If you want to transform selected portions of text with a single mouse click, use this menu item. It offers options make text upper case, lower case or to capitalize text.
Manages the speech output.
*) This function is supplied by Mac OS X.
Rows can be treated with standard copy functions (Cut, Copy, Paste). Rows will be placed on the pasteboard in a proprietary format for the app as well as in tab-separated strings. So they can be merged into another CSVEditor document later, in Numbers or any other text editor. On insert, selected rows will be replaced, or rows will be added to the end of the document.
Also columns can be treated with standard copy functions (Cut, Copy, Paste). The columns content will be placed on the pasteboard in a proprietary format for the app as well as in tab-separated strings.