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|SeeAlso=[[Std_Undo|Std Undo]], [[Std_Redo|Std Redo]], [[Std_Cut|Std Cut]], [[Std_Paste|Std Paste]]
|SeeAlso=[[Std_Undo|Std Undo]], [[Std_Redo|Std Redo]], [[Std_Cut|Std Cut]], [[Std_Paste|Std Paste]]
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Std Delete

Menu location
Edit → Delete
Workbenches
All
Default shortcut
Delete or Backspace
Introduced in version
-
See also
Std Undo, Std Redo, Std Cut, Std Paste

Description

The Delete command deletes the selected object(s). If no object is selected, nothing is done.

Usage

  1. Select (an) object(s)
  2. Invoking the Delete command can be utilized several ways:
    • Pressing Delete or Backspace keyboard shortcut
    • Using the Edit → Delete menu
    • Using the tree view context menu.
    • Pressing the button in the toolbar.

Note: All Delete operations can be undone and redone.

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