I want to cut and paste some parts of and article and put it into one document. How do I find the cut and paste buttons to do this?

A clipboard is a temporary storage area for data that the user wants to copy from one place to another. In a word processor application, for example, the user might want to cut text from one part of a document and paste it in another part of the document or somewhere else.

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Use the mouse to select the text or the region with text and images, then press CTRL C. This copies. Go to the document or the place where you want to paste and press CTRL V.

Alternatively: Select then right click mouse button and in contextual menus choose COPY. At the place where you want to paste, point somewhere, right click the mouse button and choose Paste.

Select the article and use copy function.
Open a new word document and paste the article in that word document..
using save function in file menu , save the word document in my documents...

Highlight the text you want by holding down the left mouse button and dragging across until you reach the end of your selection. Then press CTRL-C to copy the selection to the clipboard and leave the text in place, or CTRL-X to copy the selected text to the clipboard and remove it (cut it) from the document. Copying is handy if you want to duplicate the text somewhere, and cutting is for when you want to move it to some other place. Once you've copied or cut text to the clipboard, put the cursor where you want to paste it and press CTRL-V. This will insert the text from the clipboard at that location. The text is still on the clipboard, so you can move the cursor and CTRL-V to paste it in other places as well.

Highlighting is similar to cutting the portion of text to be pasted at an alternative area on the page displayed. Right clicking on the portion of text should generate the features list to cut text as copies to be later pasted onto another area. A situation where text cutting or copying is achievable though does to allow to paste on the same area has alternate capabilities of achieving success. Cut the email text required paste to an opened empty Microsoft word document to edit into desired specifications. Usually, the email has least capacity to allow several functions all at once. A cut text may be possible least allowing pasting since the program is still in enable mode until uncut is achieved. For example, cut the portion required to paste on clipboards or Microsoft word document. Once the text that was cut is pasted elsewhere, the function of cut has been disabled. Returning to the email area requiring pasting should be achievable with an open display area requesting a past feature. In which instance, the open Microsoft document contains the copy that would provide display to the email section requesting displays.

The Microsoft Office allows you to copy text andgraphical items from Office documents or other programs and paste them intoanother Office document. For example, you can copy text from an e-mail message,data from a workbook or datasheet, and a graphic from a presentation and thenpaste them all into a document. The simplest way to copy data from one documentto another is as under. However, there are numerous options/ possibilities. Step-1 Select / Highlight the text you wish to copy toother document. Step-2 Click the copy button (Or press Ctrl +C) Step-3 Go to the document where you want to paste thecopied data and press paste button (or press Ctrl+V) Let me know if any further clarification/ assistance isrequired. Hope this helps! Good Luck! CreativeTECH

the preferred documentation or medium must be highlighted with the mouse cursor and a left click . hold the button on the mouse down while dragging the mouse across the screen

So now that your email address or text message or whatever you need copy and pasted is highlighted you need to copy it.

copy is achieved by holding down the control key labeled ctrl as well as the c button simultaneously - ctrl + c.

paste is then performed by left clicking with the mouse cursor in the area you would like to paste your selection. and Control + V

Open your resume file in whatever program you used to create it. Press Print Screen on the keyboard (usually next to F12) to take a snapshot of the whole file and save it as a .bmp or .jpg file.
Open Windows Paint. Load the picture in to it using the File menu.
Then select the dotted line box in the drawing tools. Move the mouse to top left of where you want to start cutting and press and hold the left mouse button.
Now with the button still pressed move the mouse accross and down to where you want the cutting to stop and release the button. It will put a box around the bit that you want to keep. Click on Cut (scissors) and go to the File menu and click New and then click Dont save. Then click Paste and it will paste your cut image in to the new empty file. save the new file with a different name to the original so you don't overwrite it.

right click on it and select copy OR go to edit and select copy. Then go to your document and paste it. (Right click and select paste or go to edit and select paste on your document.)

copy and paste inside a document? well, that's usually in the Help screen for any application.


copy and paste can be done with a mouse too. You have one of those?