-=> Quoting Craig Pease to All <=-
 CP> I am new to Qedit.  Is there a cut and paste option?  I found the
 CP> copy option but how about CUT?
 Absolutely! I'm not sure what version of Qedit you are using or 
 if you are using some modified configuration. Here I am using 
 2.1x and a custom configuration so giving my "quick keys" will 
 not help you. 
 
 The key concept is to understand Qedit's use of "blocks". You 
 can mark blocks in a variety of ways which you can read about in 
 the documentation. Once you have a block marked you can do many 
 things with it. You can copy, move, cut and paste it. These 
 actions all use information Qedit stores in s "scrap" buffer 
 when you invoke them. In addition you can cause it to be stored 
 in a "scratch" buffer with a name you specify for later 
 retrieval. That's handy for macros where you might want to grab 
 a "set" of things from one place in a file and assemble them 
 together in another location or file. 
 
 Among its many desirable feature Qedit is written so it honours 
 many of the old "WordStar" word processor commands. WS 
 represents a sort of lowest common denominator for editors on 
 the PC since it was an early popular word processor and it was 
 originally written for machines with only a QWERTY keyboard with 
 no extra keys like the function keys. Its command set was all 
 implemented using control keys in combination with letters. They 
 are a bit cryptic but a surprising number of more modeern text 
 editors homour them which is a bonus. Anyway here are some 
 simple WS key combinations to do your actions. Remember your 
 version of Q will undoubtedly have many of these set to either 
 the default Qedit configuration or some one you have customized 
 but while you are learning those these may help you out ;-)
 
 In what follows "^" means press the "Ctrl" key and hold it while 
 pressing the next key then release the "Ctrl" key. 
 
   ^KB - mark beginning of block     ^KK - Mark end of block
   ^KC - Copy marked block           ^KV - Move current block
   ^KY - Delete (cut) marked block   ^KI - Insert (Paste) prev cut
   ^KW - Write marked block to file  ^KR - Read a file into this one
   ^KH - Unmark the block
   
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