1.
To duplicate text,
data, files, or
disks,
enabling you to have two or more copies of the same file or
segments of data. Copying a file to an alternate location such as a
floppy disk drive is a common procedure
for backing up or sharing a file.
To copy text follow the below
steps.
- Highlight
the text you wish to copy, this could be one word, one line, a
paragraph or all of the text in the document.
- Click Edit from the top
menu in the program and click Copy
or
Right-click the selected text
and select copy.
- Once the above steps have been
done the text will be moved into a temporary area known as the
clipboard.
You can then paste the text any
number of times into any other document until something else is
moved into the clipboard.
2. Command used in a command line operating system such as
MS-DOS to copy a file from one directory to another.
- See our copy command page for
additional information about the MS-DOS copy command.
- See our cp command page for
additional information about the Linux / Unix copy command.
Also see: Clipboard, Cut,
Move, Paste
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