How to Copy Text Between Signs and LED Displays

Typing the same street name or warning into dozens of signs is slow. The Text Copy Wand lets you write the text once and paste it wherever you need it.

Copying and Pasting Text

1. Write the text you want on one sign or electronic LED display board. This is your source.

2. Equip the Text Copy Wand.

3. Shift right-click the source sign or display to copy its text into the wand.

4. Walk to the next sign or display and right-click it to paste the copied text.

5. Keep right-clicking other signs to paste the same text again. Shift right-click a different source whenever you want to copy new text.

Practical Uses

• Highway gantries: Put matching destination text on the overhead gantry boards along a highway. Copy it from the first board and paste it onto each repeat sign down the road.
• LED boards: Keep notices identical across several electronic display boards, such as roadwork warnings or district names.
• Street naming: Paste one street name onto every sign along the same road so the spelling stays consistent.

Tips

• Double-check the spelling on your source before copying, because every paste repeats any typo.
• If text lands on the wrong sign, edit the original and copy again. This is faster than fixing each pasted sign by hand.