Brother CM-2000 - Manual (Page 131)

Block Operations
After selecting the MOVE function from the BLOCK menu, the sequence of operations
is exactly the same. The only difference is that the COPY function leaves the original text
where it is, but the MOVE function deletes the text from its original location and moves
it to the new location.
Notes!
1. The block is always inserted into the text, even if insert mode is turned off, so it will
never overwrite text at the destination position.
2. The temporary memory option is not available in the MOVE function. You can only
copy text to temporary memory, not move it
Deleting A Block
Selecting a block of text to be deleted is just the same as selecting a block to be move or
copied, except that DELETE is selected from the BLOCK MENU instead of COPY or
MOVE. As a shortcut, you can press [CODE] + [D] , instead of going through the menu,
to select the block delete function.
After selecting the block to delete, you will be asked for confirmation, to minimize the
possibility of a mistake:
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Block Functions And Formatting
When carrying out block operations, any format code contained in a block is copied,
moved or deleted with it This can affect the appearance of the text at the original location
of the text, and at the destination.
A format code is a marlser ] that appears at the beginning of a paragraph.