1. Whenever you copy or cut something it goes to the clipboard. Whatever is copied or cut stays in the clipboard until you turn the computer off or copy or cut something else. Text must be highlighted to be copied or cut. Press and hold down the left mouse button to highlight text.

2. You can use the right mouse button OR keystrokes to cut and paste.  If you don't like using keyboard shortcuts for cutting, copying, and pasting text when no "Edit" menu bar is present, you may not have to do so. Right-clicking on most any text box or text area brings up a pop-up menu where you can cut, copy, paste, delete, or select all text, as well as undo the last text operation.

 

Copy -- command/C	Paste -- command/V
Cut -- command/x	Command is the key to the left of the spacebar

note: use the control key on Windows

4. Copy, cut, paste works the same on Windows and Mac computers.

5. To copy or save a Netscape graphic hold down the right mouse button on the graphic and indicate where to save it (most Netscape graphics will be saved as a GIF file or JPG file).

6. This Web page will demonstrate how to move information from one Windows program to another without retyping text or re-inserting a graphic.

7. Windows 95 - Cut, Copy, & Paste - How does it work?  In this lesson we use the standard Win95 text editor Notepad.

8. Cut, Copy, Paste - learn to smallify quoted text, click here. What Cut, Copy and Paste is Good For.

9. Click here to learn more about Using Copy, Cut & Paste.