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<h1>Plane Remove</h1>
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Indicate how to remove a plane (or list of planes, previously
selected with Plane->Select, when <b>Global</b> is pressed).
<h3>Scope</h3>
When the <b>Scope</b> is <b>All</b>, the plane and all
its contents is removed. This is the default.
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When the <b>Scope</b> is <b>Container</b>, the plane is removed but
its contents (directions, atoms, bonds, orbitals, texts) is saved,
linked to the plane parent.
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When the <b>Scope</b> is <b>Contents</b>, the plane is preserved but
all its contents (directions, atoms, bonds, orbitals, texts) is removed.
Atomic planes are removed because they cannot live without the defining
atoms.
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When the <b>Scope</b> is <b>direction</b>, <b>atom</b>, <b>bond</b>,
<b>orbital</b> or <b>text</b>, these objects are removed from the plane.
When an atom used to define an atomic plane is removed, the plane is
automatically removed.
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When the removed plane included the current object,
the current layer becomes the new current object.
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Clicking the mouse over a plane in the current layer, its identification
is transported to the dialog and <b>Ok</b> is automatically pressed.
To recover the previous state press <b>Undo</b>.
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