Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Basic editing skills
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Step 1
Open any document file or any other file with text characters on it. In this example, I will use the text in the above introduction since they are made up of string of characters. I will copy the whole paragraph and paste it to another page.
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Step 2
Highlight the whole paragraph. Move the cursor before the first word "Using". The cursor is the blinking symbol that you'll see as you are typing. While holding the Shift key, use the arrow keys to highlight the rest of the paragraph. Your selection should end at the last symbol ":".
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Step 3
Once the whole paragraph is highlighted, press the key combination CTRL + C to copy the whole highlighted text.
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Step 4
Open a new blank Word document.
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Step 5
Position the cursor on the spot where you would like the paragraph to be copied. To paste the selected text, press CTRL + V.
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Step 6
The process takes less than a minute depending on how fast you are in navigating between the controls and windows. Mastering this editing commands using keyboard instead of mouse will make you accomplish task much faster and easier.
















Comments
boatst said
on 2/24/2009 This will help a lot . Thanks .
SophiaMaria said
on 1/12/2009 Nice and simple directions. I love using keyboard shortcuts.
QuackJack said
on 1/6/2009 Thanks for the alternative. Maybe I'll be able to copy & paste, even if somebody doesn't want me to, now.
2besure said
on 1/3/2009 Thanks. You know I haven't learned these yet?