ICT CIRCUIT TOOLS PART-1 (FILE AND EDIT)

 ICT CIRCUIT TOOLS 

FILE :


SAVE CIRCUIT :




SAVE CIRCUIT : By clicking this option you can able to save your current circuit.


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EDIT :


UNDO :




UNDO : The undo function is used to reverse a mistake, such as deleting the wrong 

component used in the circuit.(Shortcut : Ctrl + Z)

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REDO :



REDO : The redo function restores any actions that were previously undone using an undo.

(Shortcut : Ctrl + Y)

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CUT :




CUT  : The cut command removes the selected component from its original position.(Shortcut : Ctrl + X)

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COPY :




COPY : The copy command creates a duplicate; in both cases the selected data is kept in temporary storage (the clipboard). The data from the clipboard is later inserted wherever a paste command is issued.(Shortcut : Ctrl + C)

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PASTE :




PASTEPaste inserts the current clipboard contents into the new location.(Shortcut : Ctrl + V)

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DUPLICATE :





DUPLICATE : Duplicate helps to copy the selected component either to be pasted in the same sprite script area or to copy in other sprite's script area.(Shortcut : Ctrl + D)

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SELECT ALL :





SELECT ALL : Select option is used to select a component or text or etc...(Shortcut : Ctrl + A)

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CENTRE CIRCUIT :





CENTRE CIRCUIT : Centre circuit is used to bring the circuit to the centre position of the screen.

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ZOOM 100% :




ZOOM 100% : Zoom 100% is used to bring the circuit in an 100% zoom view.

(Shortcut : 0)

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ZOOM IN :





ZOOM IN : Zoom in is used to zoom-in the component or circuit.(Shortcut : +)

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ZOOM OUT :




ZOOM OUTZoom out in is used to zoom-out(reduce) the component or circuit view.(Shortcut : -)

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