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Use
your mouse to put the cursor at the left of the very first letter
or picture you want to copy.
Hold
down the LEFT mouse button while you drag the mouse to the right.
If the text you want covers more than one line, then also drag
the mouse down to highlight all the lines of text you want.
Keep
the LEFT mouse button held down while you carefully line up the
cursor to the right of the last letter or punctuation mark you
want to copy, then let up on the button.
You
should now have a block of text highlighted.
Now
move the mouse so the cursor is anywhere in the highlighted area
and RIGHT-click ONCE to open the menu box.LEFT-click on the menu
option "Copy".
You
now have your text copied to the "clipboard" of windows
and can paste it into any word processor document or email over
and over, as many times as you want, until you "copy"
something else.
To
paste the text, just set the mouse cursor where you want the
text to start by LEFT-clicking once, and then RIGHT-click ONCE
to open the menu box again.
This
time, LEFT-click on the option "Paste", and like magic,
your text or graphic fills the area after the cursor.
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