How Do I Put Internet Articles Into a Word Document?

You can only copy one Internet article at a time into Word.

Almost all Internet articles can be copied and pasted to a different location on your computer for access at your convenience. You can transfer Internet articles into Word by copying and pasting the article's text from the Web browser into the document. The article may lose formatting characteristics once pasted, however. It only takes a few moments to transfer the text into Word.

Instructions

1. Navigate to the Web page with the article you want to copy. Click and hold the space immediately before the first letter of the article. Drag the mouse cursor downward and highlight the entire article.

2. Click the "Edit" menu and select "Copy." The article text will be copied to your computer's clipboard.

3. Open Microsoft Word. Open the document in which you want to paste the Internet article.

4. Click the "Home" tab and then "Paste," under the clipboard icon on the left side of the Ribbon. The Internet article's full text will appear within your Word document.

References

• Microsoft Office: Copy and Paste Text and Graphics