How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word
Copying and pasting texts in Microsoft Word is very important because it saves you lot of time and energy when duplicating words a number of times. You can select and copy a word, or group of words, and then duplicate it by pasting the...
Part 1 of 2:
Opening a Microsoft Word Document
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Picture 1 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Launch Microsoft Word. The Microsoft Word icon should be found on your desktop; just double-click on it to launch the program.- If it's not on the desktop, find in the program files and click the program to launch.
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Picture 2 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Open a Word document. Do this by clicking 'File' on the top-left corner of the screen and selecting 'Open.' An explorer window will appear where you can navigate your folders until you find the Word document you want to open.- Once you've found the document, click on it to select, then click 'Open' on the bottom right side of the window.
Part 2 of 2:
Copying and Pasting
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Picture 3 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Find the text you want to copy. Scroll through the document until you find the text you want to copy. -
Picture 4 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Highlight the text. You can highlight a text by left-clicking then dragging your mouse pointer over the text that you want to copy. -
Picture 5 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Copy the word(s). After highlighting, right-click then choose 'Copy' from the options that come up.- Alternatively, you can press Ctrl + C on your keyboard or click the 'Copy' button in your Microsoft Word, which is located at the upper-left side of the Home tab, after highlighting the texts.
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Picture 6 of How to Copy and Paste in Microsoft Word Paste the word(s). Go to the part of your document where you want to place the text(s) that you've copied and then click on it. Right-click, and choose 'Paste' from the options that appear.- As a shortcut, you can also press Ctrl + V on your keyboard, or click the 'Paste' button on the Home tab at the upper-left side of the screen.
Update 30 March 2020
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