How do you paste something.?

Answer 1

Right click on what you want to copy, left click on copy.
Go where you want to paste, right click, select paste.
Sometimes you don't get the option to copy, or to paste, but that is for specific reasons.
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Answer 2

Within Windows?

Control + X = Cut
Control + C = Copy
Control + V = Paste

Answer 3

whatever u wanna copy, just break ur computer screen, take it out and put super glue on it. Now i have tried it, and only SUPER GLUE works. So using super glue, paste whatever u want to paste. Ok i need to stop beng silly....
Copy= ctrl+C
Paste=ctrl+v

Answer 4

Paste = control + v
Copy = control + c

Answer 5

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Answer 6

first you have to copy something. edit copy, right click copy, or control-c.

then you find the something you want the other something pasted into and you select edit paste, right click paste or control-v

Answer 7

Hold down the ctrl key and press the V key.

Answer 8

Ctrl+v?

Answer 9

or if your blind or something
right click and select paste..
this reminds me of something
my x-girlfriend said..
"cut and paste were do download
that from"

Answer 10

when copy/cut something go on m.word and go edit-paste.
dead simple.