Safe Support .... LAPTOP Tel: 07950869922 [email protected] www.pcsenior.org.uk Worksheet Ref: 0006 Copy And Paste/Cut And Paste Cut And Paste Highlight some Text (Click & Drag Mouse across it). Select “Edit” and then “Cut” - it goes onto the Windows CLIPBOARD behind the scenes . Move the Cursor down a Line or so, Select “Edit” and then “Paste” .... The Highlighted Text is “Pasted” into the Document \nd, with “Cut”, it is removed from where it was before! Notice - and try out - the Keyboard Options on the Edit Menu: Ctrl+C (Copy); Ctrl+V (Paste) Ctrl+X (Cut); Ctrl+V (Paste) Also try “Edit” “Undo” - these Options are very useful/quick Page 1 of 1 Open up your Word Processor .... Click the Icon for it on your “Quick Launch” Toolbar and then Select “File” - “Open” and then Browse for your File from the previous Session and Double Click it to Load it again (I.e. “Word 01.doc”) OR it may be on the List of 4 or 5 Recently opened documents - if so, just Double Click on it! Now you can carry on and make a few changes to it. Copy And Paste Highlight some Text (Click & Drag Mouse across it). Select “Edit” and then “Copy” - it goes onto the Windows CLIPBOARD behind the scenes! Move the Cursor down a Line or so (I.e. Press the Enter Key) and Select “Edit” and then “Paste” .... The Highlighted Text is “Pasted” into the Document, leaving the original text were it was! ©PC Senior 2008 All Rights Reserved That should be enough to practice on.

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S a f e S u p p o r t . . . .LAPTOP

Tel: [email protected]

WorksheetRef: 0006

Copy And Paste/Cut And Paste

Cut And Paste

Highlight some Text (Click & Drag Mouseacross it). Select “Edit” and then “Cut” - it goesonto the Windows CLIPBOARD behind thescenes .

Move the Cursor down a Line or so, Select“Edit” and then “Paste” .... The Highlighted Textis “Pasted” into the Document \nd, with “Cut”, itis removed from where it was before!

Notice - and try out - the Keyboard Options onthe Edit Menu:Ctrl+C (Copy); Ctrl+V (Paste)Ctrl+X (Cut); Ctrl+V (Paste)

Also try “Edit” “Undo” - these Options are veryuseful/quick

Page 1 of 1

Open up your Word Processor .... Click the Iconfor it on your “Quick Launch” Toolbar and thenSelect “File” - “Open” and then Browse for yourFile from the previous Session and Double Clickit to Load it again (I.e. “Word 01.doc”)

OR it may be on the List of 4 or5 Recently opened documents- if so, just Double Click on it!

Now you can carry on andmake a few changes to it.

Copy And Paste

Highlight some Text (Click & Drag Mouse acrossit). Select “Edit” and then “Copy” - it goes ontothe Windows CLIPBOARD behind the scenes!

Move the Cursor down a Line or so (I.e. Pressthe Enter Key) and Select “Edit” and then“Paste” .... The Highlighted Text is “Pasted” intothe Document, leaving the original text were itwas!

That should be enough to practice on.