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# Chapter 4. The Toolbars

All toolbars can be moved and docked to a more convenient location (left, right or bottom sides of the application window) or on the desktop (outside the main window) by drag-and-drop, using their left side handle. The toolbars are automatically enabled/disabled depending on the currently active window: for example if the current window is a table, the Table toolbar will be enabled and all the other toolbars will be automatically disabled.

The same approach is used for showing/hidding the toolbars: if there are no more visible tables in the workspace, the Table toolbar will be automatically hidden and will be shown again when the users adds a new table into the project. A toolbar can be manually shown/hidden by the user, at any time, by right-clicking on the main window menu area and checking/unchecking the corresponding box in the pop-up menu.

# The Edit Toolbar

Figure 4-1. The QtiPlot Edit Toolbar

Table 4-1. Edit toolbar commands.

Icon | Command | Key | Description
--- | --- | --- | ---
| Undo command | Ctrl-Z | Undo the last command, this feature doesn't work for plot modifications.
| Redo command | Ctrl-R | Redo the last command, this feature doesn't work for plot modifications.
| Cut Selection command | Ctrl-X | Cut the current selection.
| Copy Selection command | Ctrl-C | Copy the current selection.
| Paste Selection command | Ctrl-V | Paste the current selection.
| Delete Selection command |  | Delete the current selection.

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