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You can also select
Copy, Paste, and
Delete from the Edit
menu or from their
buttons on the Basic
Func_ons tool bar
(see page 3).
• To move a text region:
1. Select
the text region
you want
to move.
2. Point to the move
handle
in the center,
hold clown
the Drag button,
and
drag the text region
to where
you want
it to appear.
3. Release
the Drag button.
• To copy a text region:
1. Select
the text region
you want
to copy.
2.
Press COPY.
Word Processing
copies
the text region
to the clipboard.
3.
Place
the insertion
point
to where
you want
to paste
the text region.
4.
Press
PASTE.
Word Processing
pastes
the text region
in the document.
• To delete a text re#on:
1. Select
the text region
you want
to delete.
2. Press DELETE.
Using Graphics in a Document
This section
explains
how to use graphics
in a Word Processing
document.
The drawing
and graphics
features
are very similar
in Word
Processing
and
Drawing.
Complete
information
about
drawing
and graphics
is included
in
the chapter
on Drawing.
Graphics, especially
You can use any _Paphic
image
that you can paste
from the clipboard.
For
large ones, take up more
example,
you could
draw
a logo in Drawing,
copy
it to the clipboard,
and
memory than text If you-
use large graphics, you
--paste
it directly
into your letterhead
in Word Processing.
may need to break up
your document and save
the pages with graphics
separately.
You can create
a graphic
image
within
Word
Processing
using
the tools
on
the Drawing,
Bitmap,
or Graphics
tool bar. That way, you can create
a
drawing
without
leaving
your document.
When
creating
graphics
in Word
Processing,
select
Show
Tools
from the Options
menu;
then click on Drawing
Tools.
You can add a graphic
frame (a rectangle
with a simple
border
around
it)
anywhere
on a page.
You can paste
graphics
into a graphic
frame,
change
its
appearance,
and control
how
it fits in the text. You can also paste
graphics
into a document
without
using
a graphic
frame.
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