Posted by willie in mn on January 30, 2011 at 05:46:12 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: Re: Co-op Grain bin posted by paul on January 29, 2011 at 22:39:31:
Another copy-paste method that works for me, just what I got used to doing. 1- place cursor at beginning of what you want to copy. 2- hold left mouse buttom & drag to end of text that you want to copy. It will be highlighted. 3- hit ctrl & letter C keys at same time. 4- move cursor to address bar. 5- hit ctrl & letter V at same time. Highlighted text will appear here. 6- hit Enter. Done. To "move" text to a different spot on the page is almost the same. 1- highlight as above. 2- hit ctrl & X at same time. it will disappear. 3- move cursor to where you want to insert highlighted text. 4- hit ctrl & V at same time. 5- hit Enter. Done. Try both methods, use whichever is more comfortable for you. Mind crutch- ctrl & C as in Copy, ctrl & V as in moVe, ctrl & X as in Xing (crossing)out. Willie
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