Exactly how does one copy & paste? I've tried doing it the way I was instructed but there wasn't enough detail
408915
ok is v easy! \n\n-Highlight text you want to copy -click in front of txt with left-hand part of mouse then scroll across desired text\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select copy\n-Right click on mouse:scroll down menu will appear.Select paste.\n\nDone!
918245
Just left click and drag the mouse over the area you want to copy then right click on the area and select "copy."  Then open new email and when you start to type just right click and select "paste" and the part you highlighted will appear on that page.\n\nGood Luck
398150
You can copy text in most applications by:\n\n- Highlighting the text, then hold CTRL and hit C\n- Highlighting the text, right-click it, then click COPY\n\nYou can paste text in most applications by:\n\n- Placing the cursor where you want to paste the text, then hold CTRL and hit V\n- Right-clicking where you want to paste the text, then click PASTE
89107
visit these links\n\ni cannot copy paste due to copyrite infringement according to stupid yahoo\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=157729
1117862
Try using File->Place...\n\nYou can also copy/paste from either another source or other open window in PS. Good luck.
769406
Right-click the file.  Click properties.  highlight and copy the location.  Paste where needed.
492276
you have to copy and paste it onto PAINT and u edit it there
209388
highlight the code, right-click mouse button, click copy, go to website, place cursor where you want code to go, right-click mouse and click paste. tadaaa!
1000805
you just copy n paste
732021
highlight what you want to copy, right click the desired text / pic etc click copy or alternatively press ctrl + c and open the program which you want to paste into and right click "paste" or press ctrl + p
982184
Simply put, yes, copy and paste. But there are several ways of achieving this. \n\nFirst off you here are some general 'hot keys' you can use or you can just right-click to select these commands, however, some programs don't allow you to right-click and choose these commands, often times you have to choose 'edit' and select these commands. So the 'hot keys' are here to save you some time.\n\nCtrl+A: This will highlight and 'select all', meaning all of the text and usually any icons on the page you are viewing.\n\nCtrl+C: This will 'copy' what you have highlight and selected.\n\nCtrl+V: This will 'paste' what you have copied.\n\nCtrl+X: Although not commonly used this will 'cut' or remove and copy any highlighted text. This is usually used in a document that you have permissions to edit and say for instance you just typed a really long comment in the wrong box and you don't want to retype it then you use the 'cut' option.\n\nHow to copy and paste:\n(Again, some programs don't use 'right-click', you have to choose 'Edit' in the upper left corner to choose the copy-paste commands, that's why 'hot keys' are so useful.)\n\n1) Open the window you want to 'copy' from. \n2) Highlight (left-click and scroll over) the content you would like to copy,  if it's the whole page your after right click and select 'Select All' or use ctrl+A.\n3) To copy right-click and select 'copy' or use ctrl+C.\n4) Next, open window of destination and click on area you would like to 'paste' copied content to. \n5)Then, right-click and select 'paste' or use ctrl+V. \n\nViola! Your content should now appear where you selected to paste it.
285878
If you mean on the computer? Then it's for coping information from place and then pasting (putting) it in another place.\n\nAll you do is highlight the information, right click on it, click copy and then go where you want the information to be put, right click in that area and then hit paste and there ya go.\n\nIt's alot easier then typing everything out.
297990
You can always "copy & paste" the information only, and e-mail THAT to the person. Put your mouse at the beginning of whatever it is you'd like to send, then hoooold the left clicker on the mouse as you draaaag it along to the end of what you'd like to send.  You've "highlighted" what you want to send. (If you want to forward EVERYthing, press the RIGHT clicker on the mouse and choose "Select All") You must now RIGHT click and choose "Copy". Get ready to compose a NEW e-mail message, and down in the body of the e-mail, click your mouse to put your cursor there, and then RIGHT click to choose "Paste".  There is the e-mail without the address and you're ready to send.  Much easier than it sounded here!
665856
A simple solution is to just copy and paste it to Word, Notepad, etc.
278111
Should be able to just right-click copy and just paste it over.
172796
for you to use cut and copy, you should know where to paste that item ...one short cut for copying will be highlighting (making this/these item/s appear dark) what you wanted to copy ( a word, a sentence or a picture) and hit cntrl+c (short cut for copy) on your keyboard and go to the page you wanted it to be pasted, like notepad in accessories under Programs in start menu and hit ctrl+V (shortcut for paste) and viola, you should have the copied item there
343465
Try putting it in Notepad then cut and paste or else get a free website and make one there and link it.