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Copying a Block of Elements
1. Select the elements to be copied
2. Use one of the following methods to copy the elements:
z Right-click the selection and select Copy from the drop-down menu.
z From the Edit menu, select Copy.
z Press <Ctrl + C> on the keyboard.
Cutting a Block of Elements
When an element is cut, the element is not removed until it has been pasted.
1. Select the elements to be cut (see the "Selecting Multiple Blocks" and "Selecting
Multiple Areas" subsections above).
2. Use one of the following methods to cut the elements:
z Right-click the selection and select Cut from the drop-down menu.
z From the Edit menu, select Cut.
z Press <Ctrl + X> on the keyboard.
Pasting to a Single Location
A selected block of elements can be cut or copied, then pasted to a single location.
To paste a block of elements to a single location:
1. Click the upper left-most element that matches the upper left-most element of the
area that you cut or copied.
2. Use one of the following methods to paste the elements:
z Right-click on the upper left element and select Paste from the drop-down
menu.
z From the Edit menu, select Paste.
z Press <Ctrl + V> on the keyboard.
In the figure below left, all of the processor blocks in the top two rows have been selected
(the upper left-most block is a filter block) and then cut or copied. In the figure below
right, the upper left-most block has been selected (also a filter block) in the area to which
the elements will be pasted. The first two rows will be pasted to the second two rows.
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