Keeping the cursor in the highlighted area, right click and select Copy or Cut. To: With the cursor in a destination area that can receive text, right click and select Paste. From: Tap and hold in ...

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Microsoft made the foolish decision to replace simple actions (like copy, paste, and rename) with icons. Mark Hachman / IDG Now, three (!) years later, the icons finally have text labels to go alo ...