Lou, Don't you just like it when you ask a question on this sight and no one can give you the answer? Instead, you get everything but the answer.
I go back to when computers didn't have a mouse. You had to do everything with commands. First you hit the Ctrl, control, key and then pressed another key for copy, paste, cut, print and ect.
Try this. Use whatever computer program you have, works, word, note pad.... Write what you want to post, spell check and grammar check it. Then go to the tool bar and click on edit. Next click on select all. Then click on copy. Go to this web sight and click in the comments box where you want to print your reply. The old school way to paste something is to press the Ctrl key and while holding the Ctrl key down press the letter V. You should see your reply in the comment box. BTW, my key board have these commands on the keys.
There are other old school ways to select and copy. Let me know if you need them.
It would not surprise me if someone doesn't do a spell check and grammar check on this comment:)
I wish that people would try to be kinder to others. George
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