Edit Menu
Undo undoes the most recently issued command. You can select Undo several times in series to undo more than one command.
Redo redoes the most recently undone command. You can select Redo several times in series to redo more than one command.
Cut (available only from structure windows) removes the selected modules and places them (with their wiring) to the clipboard. You can then use the Paste command to copy these modules from the clipboard to another location.
Copy (available only from structure windows) copies the selected modules (with their wiring) to the clipboard. You can then use the Paste command to copy these modules from the clipboard to another location.
Paste (available only from structure windows) copies the modules previously put to the clipboard (with either Cut or Copy command) to the current structure.
Delete (available only from structure windows) deletes the selected modules.
Duplicate (available only from structure windows) creates a copy of the selected modules (with wiring among them and to other modules, not from other modules) and puts it nearby in the same structure.
Select All selects all modules in the current structure window.
Note. Some modules (e.g. WaveOut, PartBox, Macro inputs/outputs etc) cannot be cut, copied, pasted, deleted and duplicated. However they still can be selected so that you can move several modules at once, including these modules.
Deselect All cancels all selection.
Parts... brings up the Parts Dialog Box., allowing you to edit the instruments assigned to parts within a PartBox. The same command is available from the PartBox context menu.
Instrument Settings... allows you to change maximum number of voices for the currently edited instrument. For the ensemble part also allows to select the ensemble part response MIDI channel, including None (doesn't respond to MIDI data) and Omni (responds to all channels).
Move Controls (toolbar ) switches between the control and edit modes of the panel. In edit mode you move controls across the panel, choosing their position. In control mode you actually operate them (turn knobs, press switches etc.).