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These are functions that move and copy information within a
program or between programs. When
you “CUT” the information is put on a clipboard.
Think of it as a camera that can only hold one image at a time.
When you “CUT” the information is removed off the screen and
held in the (camera.) When
you “COPY”, the information stays on the screen and is also in the
camera. When you
“PASTE”, the information goes wherever your mouse was at the time
you pasted.
To “CUT”, first highlight the area you want to cut.
To highlight, take your mouse to the bottom right of the selection or to
the right if it is text and holding down your left mouse button and
pulling it leftward or upward and left. You will see that
selection change color.
See above CUT/ COPY/PASTE/PRINT for tips.
The easiest way to:
“CUT”
is to at the same time press the
“Ctrl” key and the “X” key.
“COPY”
is to at the same time press the
“Ctrl” key and the “C” key.
“PASTE”
is to at the same time press the
“Ctrl” key and the “V” key.
“PRINT”
is to at the same time press the
“Ctrl” key and the “P” key.
Another easy way is to use the right button on the mouse and
“left click” on the appropriate task.
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