There are several keystrokes for common tasks.
Select the text you want to use.
The following keystrokes will now work:
Copy = Comnd c (at that point you can paste. Comnd v) You can paste as many times as you want.
Delete = Comnd x or Delete or delete->
Bold = Comnd b
Underline = Comnd u
Italics = Comnd i
If you do something and don't like it, you can try doing the command again, or pressing Comnd z to undo.
The MacBook Air uses Mac OS X and its cut and paste commands can be found in an application's Edit menu. The keyboard shortcut to copy a selected item is Command and C keys, and to paste is Command and V. There is also an option to select Copy or Paste from the Context menu available with a secondary click on the trackpad.
The Track Pad is used to move the cursor and make selections. There are many key presses that will work once a selection is made, depending on the open application.
On the Track Pad, move the cursor to where you want to start the selection.
Press the left corner of the pad down and hold it. Drag the cursor across what you want to select. If you press the control key you will get a drop down menu with 'Copy' and other possible actions included.
The following keystrokes will now also work:
Copy = Comnd c (at that point you can paste. Comnd v) You can paste as many times as you want.
Delete = Comnd x or Delete or delete->
Bold = Comnd b
Underline = Comnd u
Italics = Comnd i
If you do something and don't like it, you can try doing the command again, or pressing Comnd z to undo.
Read more: How_do_you_copy_and_paste_on_a_MacBook_Air
In the Edit menu at the top of the screen while inany application that allows editing it should be listed.
For a shortcut just Right Click (Option click) on what you want and a drop down menu will appear with a similar menu, simply highlight the sentence or word you want to edit and then right click on the highlighted word to get the options.
Command+C to copy, Command+X to cut (which is like copy, but it deletes it too), Command+V to paste
Remove the spaces from the link, copy & paste into your browser. apple. com/mac/compare/notebooks.html
There is a copy and paste function on Macs. It is essentially the same as PC type computers, but rather than pressing the Ctrl-C keys, you press Command-C. The command key is located on the keyboard below the X-key. You can copy exactly as you do on a PC using the mouse.
Copy and paste . . Copy and paste. . .
Macbook air
You can't copy and paste on an iTouch, but you can on an iPhone
copy: ctrl+c paste: ctrl+v
You can not copy and paste onto this
you can copy and paste on Microsoft word 2007 or 2003
For mac: command c for copy and command v for paste. For PC: control c for copy and control v for paste.
The same way you would normally copy and paste.
show me how to cut copy and paste my resume
No, the Macbook Air does not break easily.