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Copying and pasting on a Mac is similar to copying and pasting on a PC, except for Mac user's use the Command key instead of Control.
Using Command + C for copy and Command + V for paste will allow you to copy and paste from a webpage into a document.
All new Macs come with a free copy of Pages (similar to Word), Keynote (Powerpoint) and Numbers (Excel). This will allow you to create just about any type of document. The help menus built into the programs are extremely intuitive.
Open a web browser such as WindowsInternetExplorer by clicking the "Start" button in the lower left-hand corner and double-clicking "Internet Explorer" in the program list.
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Display the webpage to be copied, then click the "Edit" tab at the top of the InternetExplorer screen.
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Click "Select All" to highlight
the entire contents of the webpage, then click the right-hand mouse
button and select "Copy" from the drop-down menu. This copies the entire
webpage to a temporary memory clipboard.
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Open a blank Word document by
clicking the "Start" button, choosing "All Programs," clicking
"Microsoft Office" and double-clicking "Microsoft Word."
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Click the "Edit" tab at the top of the Word screen and choose "Paste Special."
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Select which paste option best
suits your needs. For example, the "HTML Format" option will paste the
copied webpage with all hyperlinks, images and text formatting intact.
"Unformatted Text" option will paste only the text from a webpage
without any of the original columns, section dividers or other formats.
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Click "OK" to copy the webpage into the Word template
In Excel, select the worksheet data that you want to copy to a PowerPoint presentation.
On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Copy .
Keyboard shortcut You can also press CTRL+C.
Click in the PowerPoint presentation where you want to paste the copied worksheet data.
On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click Paste.
Keyboard shortcut You can also press CTRL+V.
Click Paste Options next to the data, and then do one of the following:
To use the original format of the copied data, click Keep Source Formatting.
To use the document theme that is applied to the PowerPoint presentation, click Use Destination Theme.
To paste table data that you copied as text, click Keep Text Only.
Notes
If you don't see the Paste Options button, you may have to turn it on. Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click PowerPoint Options. In the Advanced category, under Cut, Copy, and Paste, select the Show Paste Options buttons check box.
If you paste the data into a PowerPoint table, the Paste Options button is not displayed.
Tips
To paste the data in another format (such as a worksheet object, HTML format, bitmap, picture, or to text format) or to paste a link to the source data in Excel, on the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the arrow on the Paste button, and then click Paste Special. In the As list, click the format that you want to use.
If you want to edit the entire worksheet later, click Microsoft Office Excel Worksheet Object. Clicking Microsoft Office Excel Worksheet Object provides access to the entire worksheet in the presentation, including data that you may want to keep private. To automatically update the table in the presentation when changes are made to the source data in Excel, click Paste link. Both of these options also preserve the Excel formatting, even when the formatting features that are used are not supported in PowerPoint. If you saved the source workbook before you copied the data, you can also click Attach Hyperlink to insert a hyperlink in your presentation that directs you to the source data in Excel.
If you want to use HTML to copy the data to PowerPoint into a PowerPoint table, click HTML format.
To paste a static picture, click Device Independent Bitmap or Bitmap, or to paste a picture that can be ungrouped, click Picture (Enhanced Metafile) or Picture (Windows Metafile).
To paste the data as formatted or unformatted text, click Formatted Text (RTF) or Unformatted Text.
To paste the data as a hyperlink that directs you to the source data in Excel, click the arrow on the Paste button, and then click Paste As Hyperlink. If the workbook that contains the source data has not been saved yet, this option is unavailable.
I hate to ask, but do you have a duplex printing module on your home printer or are you printing from a printer that has two sided printing capabilities?
You cannot insert a single picture in all 40 slides at the same time, However you can copy the Picture and keep pasting it in all the slides one by one.
Power point slides do not have the option of doing multiple task one time on different slides
1. Using Print-Key of your keyboard Open the window from which you want a screenshot and press "Print". Open e.g. M$ Word and press CTRL + V to paste it in.
2. Use the freeware tool ZScreen "http://brandonz.net/projects/zscreen/".
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