WINDOWS CLIPBOARD
COPY/ PASTE
WINDOWS CLIPBOARD
COPY/ PASTE
OpenWindows settings and turn on "Clipboard history.
When you 'copy' an image or text, this means you've put it on your 'clipboard', and will carry it around with you until you remove it.
To copy an image, hover over it with your mouse, then right-click. A menu will appear.
To copy text, position your mouse cursor at the beginning of the text, press down and hold the right mouse button, slide your cursor to the end of it, then release the right mouse button. Hover over the highlighted text and right click your mouse. A menu will appear.
To paste your last copied item, hover over the text box or whatever and right click your mouse. A menu will appear.
Too see what's on your clipboard, hold down the Windows logo key (2nd key from the left of your <space bar>) and press the letter V (for "view clipboard"). You'll need to scroll down to see all the contents).
To paste text or an image from you clipboard, left click on it with your mouse.
To pin an item, click the pin icon to it's right. Unpinned items will be removed as new content is added.
To remove an it,. click the three vertical dots to it's right and click the trash can icon.
This is a skill. There is a learning curve.
Practice, practice, practice.
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