# The &edit-menu; Menu

&edit-level;

  Lets you edit the current level. See for a detailed description of the edit dialog.

&edit-insert-level;

  Inserts a new level at the end of the current collection.

&edit-delete-level;

  Deletes the current level. If the level was the last in the collection, this will also delete the current collection. This also puts the deleted level in the clipboard.

&edit-copy-level;

  Puts the current level in the clipboard.

&edit-paste-level;

  Inserts the level in the clipboard in front of the current level.

&edit-paste-level-new;

  Inserts the level in the clipboard in in a newly created temporary. If you want to save the level from being deleted when yuo quit &EasySok;, simply move it to a non temporary collection or make the collection non temporary.

&edit-duplicate-level;

  Duplicates the current level. The duplicated level is put in front of the current level. The level is not put in the clipboard.

&edit-insert-collection;

  Inserts a new collection, which consists of only one level (which is incidentally the same as in &edit-insert-level;).

&edit-delete-collection;

  Deletes the current collection. This is not allowed, if the current collection is the last collection you have.

&edit-duplicate-collection;

  Duplicates the current collection.

&edit-make-non-temporary;

  Makes the current collection non temporary. This means it will not be deleted when you exit &EasySok;

&edit-reorder;

  Pops up a dialog, in which you can reorder the collections or the levels inside the collections. You can even move levels from one collection to another. The order of the collections is used in the &level-collections;, &level-collections-by-author; and &level-collections-by-difficulty; menus. In the last to menus the collections in the sub menus are ordered by the order given here.