how can you move a text from one location to another in MS word
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Answer:
1) Select the text you want to move or copy.
2) Position the mouse pointer on the highlighted text. ...
3) If you want to move the text, click and hold down the mouse button; if you want to copy the text, hold down the Ctrl key before you click and hold down the mouse button.
Answer:
To drag and drop text, do the following:
Select the text you want to move or copy.
Position the mouse pointer on the highlighted text. The pointer changes to an arrow.
If you want to move the text, click and hold down the mouse button; if you want to copy the text, hold down the Ctrl key before you click and hold down the mouse button.
Drag the mouse to the target location. The mouse pointer changes to an arrow along with a small rectangular box (see Figure(
. An insertion point also appears showing you exactly where the text will be inserted when you release the mouse button.
Release the mouse button.
The text is still selected, so if you didn't get the text right where you wanted it, click and drag it again.
When you have the selection where you want it, click in the document window to deselect the text
You can use the mouse to move selected text with drag and drop.
CAUTION
If you don't see the Cut, Copy, or Paste buttons on the toolbar, you can select them from a palette of additional toolbar buttons. On the Standard toolbar, click the down arrow on the right side of the toolbar to open the palette of additional buttons. Click the button that you need. That button is added to the toolbar so you will have quick access to it next time. If you don't see the button you're looking for, choose Add or Remove Buttons and then select Standard or Formatting.
TIP
If you are copying a selection, you'll see a box with a plus sign in it attached to the move/copy pointer. This is a nice touch because if you don't see the plus sign, you'll know that you are moving the selection, not copying it.
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