TAG AND DROP

Tag and Drop must be turned on in the CopyPaste preferences. Be aware Tag and Drop uses command keys that could nullify command keys in Pagemaker, Quark and other programs. You can adjust the hot keys differently in the preferences. You can choose between the Ctrl key or the Command key or both as the base modifier keys. (remember OS8 uses the ctrl key for contextual menus) The shift and the option keys serve as modifierer keys to enhance the Tag and Drop functionality. In the following section we assume the Command key is the base hotkey. After selecting what you want to copy or move you have the following options:
1. ‘⌘ Click’ To copy a selection, hold down the command key and click at the destination. 
2. ‘Shift ⌘ Click’ Clicking with Shift-Apple copies the selection and simulates a double click at the destination which replaces the object.
3. ‘Option ⌘ Click’ Clicking with Option-Apple cuts the selection before pasting it at the destination: but note that, if the cutting process moves the destination, you will end up in the wrong place: therefore think and save your file before using this option so you can revert if it goes wrong. Consider that unlike dragging and dropping, cutting and inserting is two operations and cannot be undone by programs that have only one Undo.
4. ‘Shift Option ⌘ Click’ Clicking with Shift-Option-Apple cuts the selection and replaces the object deleted by simulated double click at the destination.
Using any of these four options without having selected anything will insert the last clip used.
5. ‘Ctrl Option ⌘ Click’ Clicking with Ctrl-Option-Apple between two characters will reverse the order of the two. This is intended as a fast way to correct common typing errors. This possibly does not work in some programs, so you have to experiment on your own with this feature.