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When a text or graphic is cut or copied, it is stored in the clipboard, a temporary storage area in the computer's memory. It remains in the clipboard until it is pasted into a new location.
Click and highlight the text written then right click and it will give you options and press copy then go on to where ever you want it to be pasted and right click there and press paste (an option on the given list)
Computer: highlight and press command+C then go to text space you want to paste and press command+V iPad: double tap or hold and hit copy goto other app and double tap blank text space and hit "paste"
I do it by holding down the shift key. Then I run the arrow key over the text I want to copy. Then I have a darkened section of text that I want to copy. (I always have a clear space or two after that text.) Then I go to the Edit Command. Then I press COPY. Then I move the cursor to the place where I want to paste such as here. I do it by holding down the shift key. Then I run the arrow key over the text I want to copy. Then I have a darkened section of text that I want to copy. (I always have a clear space or two after that text.) Then I go to the Edit Command. Then I press COPY.
For example, if you want to go to the center of the document, click the center of ... Copy: Copy is similar to Cut except you do not delete the original item. When you copy something, a copy of the item is saved to the Clipboard. Information stored on the Clipboard stays there until new information is either cut or copied
Copy and paste is where you are able to copy text, and it is one of the most useful things on computers. All you have to do it highlight whatever it is you're wanting to copy. You highlight by clicking one side of the text, then dragging it to the end of the text you're wanting to copy. After this, right click on the highlighted words, and click copy. Then go to wherever you're wanting to put the text, right click, and click paste. Easy! :)
well first you got to highlight what you want to copy, then you go on the top of you page,and click edit. when you do that you click copy and go back to word and go to edit and click paste.
Copy is a tool used when you want the same text to be in two or more places, without having to retype it. To use it, simply highlight the text you wish to copy, right click with your mouse, and click the word 'copy'. After you've done this, go to the part of your document you want the text to be, right click, and click 'paste'.
In many computer programs, that appears in an "Edit" menu.Most computer programs also provide one or more of the additional alternatives for copy and paste: * Shortcut keys - in Windows, these are usually Ctrl-C for copy, Ctrl-X for cut, and Ctrl-V for paste. * Buttons, to let you cut, copy, and paste with a mouse click. * Popup menus, i.e., a menu that appears when you right-click (for example, on a selected text).
I don't think that the clipboard is accessible. To use it to copy/cut simply tap and hold your finger over a word or words until a small pop up menu slides in with the options to cut/copy/select all/select. To paste, do the same in a text box or notes, except click paste.
go on text pics and copy and paste it
you have to highlight it and at the top of the page press edit then copy, and to get it on to another page go to the same place and press paste.