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CUT, COPY, AND PASTE, (ccp)

(If you sent this page to a person wtih a PC
They will be redirected to a page that is PC compatible.)

First let's make sure we know what the key's do.

The CMD-KEY and your A-KEY will hightlight what your going to copy.

The CMD-KEY and the C-KEY will copy what you want copied.

The CMD-KEY and the V-KEY will paste what you copied, to wherever you want it pasted.

The FIND key, press this and a pop up screen will appear, put the first couple of words you want copied and they will be highlighted. You can aslo use your CMD-KEY and your F key for this.

The CMD-KEY and your G-KEY, use this when you use the find option but the word that was highlighted is the same word, but above the word your looking for. This will move it to the next word that matches.

The CMD-KEY and the B-KEY, you use this if you overshoot the word your looking to hightlight using the CMD-G Key above. It will move the cursor up to the next word that your looking for to be highlighted.

OK, now that we know what the key's do, let's put them to work.

First if you want to ccp an address, first while viewing the graphic or listening to the song, click your "goto" button, or "option" then the "goto" button. Then click your "show last" button, the address of the song or graphic will be in the window. While it's still in there press your CMD-Key and your A-Key, this will highlight the address, Then press your CMD-key and your C-Key, this will copy it, now your can go to whever you want to put it or paste it and press your CMD-Key and your V-key and the address will be pasted there.

To get the address of a website, while at the homepage, press your "goto" button, then your "Show current" button. The address of the site will be in the window, just repeat the steps above to paste the address where you want.

If you want to hightlight the whole page you have to put your cusor somewhere on the page to be copied, and press your CMD-KEY + your A-KEY. The whole page should be highlighted now, Press your CMD-KEY + your C-KEY to copy it. Now go to where you want it pasted and press your CMD-KEY + V-KEY and it will be pasted there.

Now let's just copy a portion of the whole page.
Press your FIND key, or your CMD-KEY and your F key. Type in 2 or 3 words in the page where you would like to begin copying in the pop up window. They should now be hightlighted. Hold down your shift key and then use your arrow key's to move the highlighted text, you can use the down arrow to make it move down quicker. Stop when you have highlighted as much of the text as you want copied. Then press your CMD-Key + C-KEY to copy it. Now go to where you want to put it and press your CMD-KEY + V-Key to paste it.

This method works well with email, taking out the addresses before sending it to someone else. Wherever the cursor is you can copy.

Here's a box for you to practice on. Just place you cursor in the box, make sure your cursor is blinking, and press your CMD key and your "C" key to coy the contents.

Now place your cursor in the box below and press your CMD key and your "V" key to "Paste" what you just copied.

Ok, not that hard was it? That is the method you wil use on my boxes ot move the codes to your sig box. Or moving codes from a premade sig site to your sig box.

Now lets see if you can use your find key and copy some text. Try and copy the paragraph below and paste it in the box at the bottom of the page. Remeber to press your find button, type in the fisrt couple of words that start the paragraph. Then use your "shift" key and your "arrow" keys and move the highlighted area of the entire paragraph. Then past it using your CMD key and you "V" key to paste it to the box at the bottom of the page. This is to show you how your can move around without losing your info stored in your unit.

Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation. Concieved in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.

Ok, that wasn't that hard either was it? That is the way to remove the message from your email, so you can send it without all those addresses attatched like it is when you forward a letter.

If the letter is from a webtv user though, and that person has an image above the header, or above the text, then you won't be able to copy it. You will have to "Bounce" the message to ccp it. Look on my "Bouncing" page to learn how to do that.

SMALLIFYING

or "Quoted text"
You will see this in posts or some email where what a person wrote or posted is on top in small letter's of what the other persons answere.
First use the method above to copy the text you want to smallify. Then paste it in the email reply, or mail, or post.

Once that is done put a ">" in front of the word in the first line >like this. Then press your CMD-KEY and your right arrow key -€, this should move the cursor to the end of the first line, now hit the return key, the cursor should move the start of the next line, repeat this until the whole messege to be smallifyed is done.

If you run into a blank line after hitting the return key, don't worry about it. Just move on to the next line, and start again. You can use 2 >> to indent farther. You will not see the effect until after you mail it or post it. So practice by emailing yourself until your confident you can do it at anytime. End of Lesson.

But if you just can't get how to "smallify". Then thanks to "Robert Wedge", there's a tool you can use to do it for you, Click here to go there. Good luck! KID

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