fixed File>Cut to Edit>Cut throughout

Author: pryrt

content/docs/config-files.md

@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ The context menu does not have a GUI-based editor; you just need to edit the fil
 All menu commands can be added to the Context Menu, including plugin commands:
 
 * To add a built-in command, you may provide the main menu name (as it appears in the main menu bar) as the value of the MenuEntryName attribute and the command's item name (as it appears in the menu) as the value of the MenuItemName attribute. The MenuEntryName attribute must reference an entry on the main menu bar and must be an ancestor of the MenuItemName attribute, regardless of its depth.  
-    * For example, `<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Cut"/>` will add a context-menu entry that calls the **File** menu's **Cut** entry.
+    * For example, `<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Cut"/>` will add a context-menu entry that calls the **Edit** menu's **Cut** entry.
 * Alternately, to add a built-in command, you may instead provide the menu command ID via the `id` attribute.  The command ID values for a given menu can be found in your localization file (like [english.xml](https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/blob/master/PowerEditor/installer/nativeLang/english.xml)), which will map the localized text you see in the menu to the command ID, or in [menuCmdID.h](https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/blob/master/PowerEditor/src/menuCmdID.h).   
-    * For example, `<Item id="42001"/>` will add a context-menu entry that calls the **File > Cut** action by its command ID.
+    * For example, `<Item id="42001"/>` will add a context-menu entry that calls the **Edit > Cut** action by its command ID.
     * **NOTE**: `<Item id="0"/>` has a special meaning: it acts as a horizonal separator line -- that's how you can get a line between groups in the context menu.
 * To add a plugin command, you need to provide the plugin's menu item name (as it appears in the Plugins menu) as the value of the PluginEntryName attribute and the command's menu item name (as it appears in the plugin's sub-menu) as the value of the PluginCommandItemName attribute.  
     * For example: `<Item PluginEntryName="MIME Tools" PluginCommandItemName="Base64 Encode" />` will add a context-menu entry that calls **Plugins > MIME Tools > Base64 Encode**