Where does the "Crtl" key send text

With text highlighted, I tried to copy it, however I held down the Crtl key instead of the Command key. the text vanished, is it recoverable somewhere in my MacBook Pro?

Probably too late now but if you do command z as soon as you realize you've hit the wrong key combo, you undo the previous action.
If the document you were typing has been closed since you made the typo, then "undo" won't work.
Also see if the applications have a "revert" option under the File menu.
I'm pretty sure control c did not save the text anywhere. Generally, control combos are reserved to individual apps so the function will change from program to program.

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> I am considering upgrading my LabView software from 6i to 6.1 for the
> new "two click" remote front panel feature. I have already seen a demo
> of this feature but have just a few questions before I get the
> upgrade:
>
> My setup consists of several pieces of equipment connected to Labview
> via GPIB, to aid in the evaluation of a new microchip.
>
> 1. I wish to grant control of the setup to anyone with a web browser,
> Is the remote monitoring feature compatible with both Netscape and IE?
>
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> 2. The VI which controls the setup is currently located on the PC
> beside my setup. When I embed a VI in a remote front panel, where does
> the processing take place, is the local VI still controlling the
>
setup? and the remote panel just sending and receiving data from the
> local VI.
>
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