How to cut and paste subtitles (with formatting)?

Question

In iMovie '09, once I've formatted a subtitle to look the way I want, how can I repeatedly cut and paste that subtitle so that I don't need to redo the formatting for every subsequent subtitle?
I realize this is probably trivial once you see it ... but it's not obvious to me. Couldn't find it in Help or in Apple's FindOutHow movie.

Answer 1

Copying, Cutting, and Pasting in OS X
You can easily copy, cut, or paste pictures, text, and other items easily using the built-in shortcuts and menus in OS X.
Copying text
To copy text, you can either secondary-click the text or use OS X’s built-in keyboard shortcut.
To copy using secondary-click, first secondary-click the text. Then, select the Copy button from the pop-up menu.
To copy using the keyboard shortcut, select the text. Then, press both the C and Command (⌘) keys at the same time.
Cutting text
To cut text, you can either secondary-click the text or use OS X’s built-in keyboard shortcut.
To cut using secondary-click, first secondary-click the text. Then, select the Cut button from the pop-up menu.
To cut using the keyboard shortcut, select the text. Then, press both the X and Command (⌘) keys at the same time.
Pasting text
To paste text, you can either secondary-click the text or use OS X’s built-in keyboard shortcut.
To paste using secondary-click, first secondary-click the text. Then, select the Paste button from the pop-up menu.
To paste using the keyboard shortcut, select the text. Then, press both the V and Command (⌘) keys at the same time.
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