44 Part I: Getting to Know Your TI-Nspire Handheld

(See the second screen in Figure 3-8.) This action automatically groups the
next page into the page where the command was initiated. This action can be
repeated but is limited to four applications on one page.

If you paid close attention to the menus in the first and third screens in Figure
3-8, you may have noticed the shortcuts (/4 and /6) are listed right after
the commands. TI-Nspire includes the shortcut key sequences in the menu if
a shortcut exists. What a great way to help you remember the shortcut key
sequences and learn new ones as well!

Figure 3-8:
Ungrouping
and
grouping
applica-
tions.

Managing Documents:
Cut, Copy, and Paste
A number of options are available to quickly edit or manipulate existing
documents. Some of these options I mention in Chapter 2. In this section, I
talk briefly about how Cut, Copy, and Paste can be used in each of the three
document views.

In My Documents view
You can access My Documents view in two ways — by pressing c➪My
Documents or by pressing / £ twice from Full Page view (or once from
Page Sorter view).

Perhaps you have a file that’s already been created. You want to keep that
file as is but also want to copy it and edit it for a slightly different purpose.
From within My Documents view, just highlight the file and press /C
(shortcut for copy) and /V (shortcut for paste). A second file appears with
the same name preceded by Copy of. You can then highlight the filename and
press b➪Rename to change the name to whatever suits you. Be careful,
this technique won’t work with a file that is open.