When selecting text, or a window to move, holding the Left mouse button doesn't seem to be maintained. For instance, Left click to select a window for moving may work but generally generates a Double-Click, which maximizes the window (Double-Click speed is set to medium on XP). Selecting text, Left-Click, selection begins, then drops selection in the middle of dragging, then picks up selection in the middle of the drag.
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left click once on what you want to copy one item
hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse over the desired text you wish to select to copy and then let go of the left mouse button
so it is highlighted and then
hold down CTRL key and press C to copy
Hold down CTRL key and press V to Paste
Assuming it is a windows system
If it is apple the apple key and C I think does copy
Any edit tab option on the program usually has copy and paste
You can also use in Windows the right mouse button to bring up a menu where copy and paste are options to select.
If you are copying files you can also use CTRL A for select All
CTRL to select more than one item
Shift to select a range of items
if Windows
If you are using ubuntu the shift key plus CTRL plus V must also be used when pasting into the terminal window.
I just select the part I need and move it from the internet to an open document on the desktop, since I run Linux Mint I had to learn how to do this to get my Terminal command correct
Not much information here, but I assume you are using a word processor such as Microsoft Word or similar. To underline text you simply select the text with your mouse by pointing top the start of the text then holding down the left mouse button and moving the mouse pointer to the end of the text. The selected text should be white on a black background. Then you can press "ctrl-u" - hold down the 'ctrl' key in the bottom left of the keyboard whilst pressing the 'u' key.
This approach work in most applications on Windows that support underlining.
Print Screen Use this method to print screen. Press and hold down the Alt key and the press the PrtSc key, this places the screen image into the Clipboard. . Open a blank Word document and then Click on Edit - Paste. The image is then places onto this page, you can up the image by holding down the Shift key and then place the cursor on the bottom corner of the image, then press the left mouse button and drag it down to the right, release the mouse button when you have d the image to your requirements. NOTE - Holding down the Shift button will maintain the image in the correct proportion. You can now print this image document and or add text before printing.
Use this method to print screen. Press and hold down the Alt key and the press the PrtSc key, this places the screen image into the Clipboard. . Open a blank Word document and then Click on Edit - Paste. The image is then places onto this page, you can up the image by holding down the Shift key and then place the cursor on the bottom corner of the image, then press the left mouse button and drag it down to the right, release the mouse button when you have d the image to your requirements. NOTE - Holding down the Shift button will maintain the image in the correct proportion. You can now print this image document and or add text before printing.
Use this method to print screen. Press and hold down the Alt key and the press the PrtSc key, this places the screen image into the Clipboard. . Open a blank Word document and then Click on Edit - Paste. The image is then places onto this page, you can up the image by holding down the Shift key and then place the cursor on the bottom corner of the image, then press the left mouse button and drag it down to the right, release the mouse button when you have d the image to your requirements. NOTE - Holding down the Shift button will maintain the image in the correct proportion. You can now print this image document and or add text before printing.
Use this method to print screen. Press and hold down the Alt key and the press the PrtSc key, this places the screen image into the Clipboard. . Open a blank Word document and then Click on Edit - Paste. The image is then places onto this page, you can up the image by holding down the Shift key and then place the cursor on the bottom corner of the image, then press the left mouse button and drag it down to the right, release the mouse button when you have d the image to your requirements. NOTE - Holding down the Shift button will maintain the image in the correct proportion. You can now print this image document and or add text before printing.
These commands are built-in. You do not have to add or program them. Working with Applications Say... Open Word Open Excel Open Email Open Powerpoint Open Internet Open Notepad
Close Application Close Window Close Document
Scroll Down Scroll Up Start Word Start Excel Start Email Start Powerpoint Start Internet Start Notepad
Minimize Maximize
Scroll Left Scroll Right
Browsing the Web Browse the web using the following commands: Open Internet Google Website Yahoo Website Altavista Website MSN Website eBay Website e-Speaking Website Go Back Go Forward Refresh
Dialog Commands Sometimes a program will simply ask you for a yes or no answer to an alert box or dialog. Yes No Cancel Affirmative
System Commands You can control when e-Speaking is "listening" to you using these voice commands. Standby Resume Stop Listening Begin Listening Hello Computer Listen to Me Add a New Command Add Mouse Click
Moving the Mouse The Mouse Movement option has to be checked on the Mouse menu. Mouse Left Mouse Right Mouse Down Mouse Up Faster Slower Stop
Mouse Clock One Mouse Clock Two Mouse Clock Three Mouse Clock Four Mouse Clock Five Mouse Clock Six Mouse Clock Seven Mouse Clock Eight Mouse Clock Nine Mouse Clock Ten Mouse Clock Eleven Mouse Clock Twelve
Mouse Jump To Mouse One - Top of Window Mouse Two Mouse Three Mouse Four - Middle of Window Mouse Five Mouse Six Mouse Seven - Bottom of Window Mouse Alpha - Left of Window Mouse Beta Mouse Charlie Mouse Delta - Middle of Window Mouse Echo Mouse Foxtrot Mouse Golf - Right of Window
Editing Commands Doing some word processing? These commands may help perform common Windows functions. Select All Edit Copy Edit Paste Edit Undo Edit Delete Edit Find Delete Line Find Search and Replace
Moving the Text Cursor These commands may help navigate documents. Left Arrow Left One Left Two Down Arrow Down One Down Two Right Arrow Right One Right Two Up Arrow Up One Up Two Page Up Page Down Beginning of Line End of Line Beginning of Document End of Document
Simulating Keys Enter Key Home Key End Key Spacebar Escape Key Delete Key Backspace Key Tab Key
Dictation Start Dictation Stop Dictation Standby Resume Train Word Show Commands
Dictation - Editing Delete that Phrase Delete that Text Delete Last Phrase Delete Last Text Strike that Phrase Delete Last Word Edit Copy Edit Paste New Line (inserts a line) Next Line (inserts a line) New Paragraph (inserts 2 lines) Next Paragraph (inserts 2 lines) Select All Delete Key Backspace Key
Reading Commands Read All Text Read Selected Text Stop Reading Pause Reading Resume Reading Skip Ahead Skip Back Read Faster Read Slower
Phonetic Alphabet You must really like using voice if you are into the Phonetic Alphabet. Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta Echo Foxtrot Golf Hotel India Juliet Kilo Lima Mike November Oscar Papa Quebec Romeo Sierra Tango Uniform Victor Whiskey Xray Yankee Zulu
the preferred documentation or medium must be highlighted with the mouse cursor and a left click . hold the button on the mouse down while dragging the mouse across the screen
So now that your email address or text message or whatever you need copy and pasted is highlighted you need to copy it.
copy is achieved by holding down the control key labeled ctrl as well as the c button simultaneously - ctrl + c.
paste is then performed by left clicking with the mouse cursor in the area you would like to paste your selection. and Control + V
You have to click the Start button and choose "Shut Down " and click the mouse on that. If that does not work, try pressing Ctrl + Alt+ delete simultaneously. What they call the task manager will come up. choose Shut down and click on it. It should shut down
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