Editing Your Messages: Cut, Copy, And Paste; Copying Text - RCA RM2100 User Manual

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EDITING YOUR MESSAGES: CUT, COPY, AND PASTE

Using a wireless keyboard, you can edit the e-mail messages you write by

using the cut, copy, and paste features.

To copy means to duplicate some text and leave the original text intact.

To cut means to remove some text from its current location.

To paste means to place cut or copied text in a new location.

You can cut, copy, and paste text anywhere you can type.

You can't change a Web page or e-mail message that was sent to you, but you

can copy all or part of the text and paste it into an e-mail message that you're

writing and then edit the text.

> To copy all of the text from a Web page or e-mail message:

Using the wireless keyboard, select all of the text from the message or Web

page by holding the Cmd key while pressing the A key.

Pressing Cmd+A selects all the text on a page.

To copy the selected text, hold the Cmd key while pressing the C key.

Pressing Cmd+C copies the selected text.

To paste the copied text, follow the instructions on page 32 for "Pasting cut

or copied text."

> To copy one or more words from a Web page or e-mail message:

Using the Arrow keys on your keyboard, position the typing cursor before

the start of the first word you want to select.

Hold down the shift key as you press one of the Arrow keys to select the

text you want to copy.

To copy the selected text, hold the Cmd key while pressing the C key.

Pressing Cmd+C copies the selected text.

To paste the copied text, follow the instructions on page 32 for "Pasting cut

or copied text."

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