The command to paste is almost always CTRL + V.
The Paste command.
For mac: command c for copy and command v for paste. For PC: control c for copy and control v for paste.
Paste: Ctrl + V
paste helps you in sticking things on
command c to copy and command v to paste
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You right click and hit paste. Hitting CTRL-v will not work. Also, if you are using command recall, you can press the arrow keys to scroll up and down through the last commands entered, and then edit the command prior to pressing ENTER. In the case of old style command recall, F1 will paste prior keystrokes one at a time, F2 will paste prior keystrokes up to a designated keystroke, and F3 will paste the rest of the prior keystrokes into the command line.
command - v
Right click with the mouse, then select 'Paste'. The Ctrl-V hotkey does not work.
Highlight the text you want to copy, right click and click copy on the drop down menu. Go to the area you want to paste it on. Then right click where you want to paste and click paste on the menu. You can almost always also use the computer command CTRL+C to copy and the command CTRL+V to paste as well. (On Apple computers, replace CTRL with the Command Key.)
Copy and Paste options (for selected items) are available from the Edit menu in Mac applications. The keyboard equivalents are the Command key and C (for copy) or V (for paste). These options are often available from the secondary/right click contextual menu.