How to cut copy and paste

Cut, copy, & paste in Vista work the same as in every other version of Windows.

Cut or Copy:

• First, select the content you want to cut or copy. It can be text, graphics, or even files.
• Next, select Cut (or copy) from the Edit menu. If you prefer using the keyboard, then use Control-X to cut, or Control-C to copy.

Paste:

• Click where you want to put the content you just cut/copied
• Select Paste from the Edit menu, or press Control-V.

Windows: Hold down the CTRL key then click

• C to copy
  or
• X to cut
• V to paste

Mac: Hold down the Command key. Then, as with Windows, click:

• C to copy
  or
• X to cut
• V to paste

How to Copy Cut and Paste for Beginners

Highlight what it is you need copied, goto edit & select copy, then paste it over (this option usually cuts it) or in front or after item, then select what it is needed to be cut, goto edit, select cut or delete

To copy -- Ctrl plus the C key
To paste -- Ctrl plus the V key
To cut -- Ctrl plus the X key

Hi,

There are standard keyboard options are available for cut, copy and paste operations. These are bydefault enabled in all type of windows based softwares.

Cut - > Ctrl + X
Copy - > Ctrl + C
Paste - > Ctrl + V

Above type of operations are allowed in all type of Windows Versions (95 / 98 / NT / 2000 / 2003 / XP / Vista / 7)

Thanks,
Amar

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There are none...you have to use file explorer then by using your right soft key click menu, edit, then select either: cut, copy, paste, delete or rename.

This is an interesting problem. Since you've already tried copy/paste to a new document, I'll assume you don't care about the file so much as the text in it.

First, make a copy of the file and let's experiment with that.

You said you cannot copy the text, but I'm not sure if that is because you cannot "select" the entire text of the document or because the copy function is simply not working on that file. If you're able to open the document at all, try using keyboard commands to perform the copy/paste. Open the doc and leave the cursor at the beginning of the text. Then attempt to select all the text by pressing Ctrl-A. If that works, then press Ctrl-C. Leave the document open and press Ctrl-N to open a new doc page. Then press Ctrl-V and see if the text pastes in. One important thing to know would be if the text pastes but exhibits the same 'symptom'. If so, attempt an EDIT, PASTE SPECIAL and try pasting "unformatted text". Unfortunately, that method will also remove your formatting.

Here's another approach that may allow you to retain most MS Word formatting items. Click START, RUN and type "wordpad" .. Then hit ENTER. This launches MS Wordpad which should be able to open most .doc files. Use the FILE, OPEN menu items to locate and attempt to open the document in question. If from here you are able to select all the text (Ctrl-A) and copy it (Ctrl-C) and paste it (Ctrl-V) into a new doc file, then we will move on to another possible option.

Another approach would be to download one of the many different .doc repair utilities that exist. There are a number of free ones as well.. repairmyword.com advertises a number of free utilities you may have luck with.

Hopefully one of these will help fix the matter... if not, let us know!

Good luck!

If you mean pasting in relation to cut / copy & pasting

How it works
When you cut or copy something, for example text, it is saved into the clipboard. Then when you paste, the text that is in the clipboard gets pasted. You can paste that same text more than once, it stays in the clipboard until it is over written (by cutting ot copying something else) or you restart your PC.

How to use it
There is a couple of ways to cut / copy & paste

1. Use right clicking menu
you can select something, some text for example, then right click on it with your mouse and select Cut or Copy. To paste right click where you want the text to be pasted and select Paste

2. Use application's Edit drop down menu
you can select something, some text for example, then select the application's Edit drop down menu and select Cut or Copy. To paste click where you want the text to be pasted select the application's Edit drop down menu and select Paste

3. Use keyboard shortcuts
you can select something, some text for example, then press Ctrl + X to Cut or Ctrl + C to Copy. To paste click where you want the text to be pasted then press Ctrl + V to Paste

Hope this helps

-Magnon