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* Please note that the text copied using this method is only saved into a temporary location which is overwritten if another text copy operation is done. | * Please note that the text copied using this method is only saved into a temporary location which is overwritten if another text copy operation is done. | ||
* For additional tips on other websites, see any of these links: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c66pvfilotA How to Copy and Paste] and [http://www.bravenet.com/help/copypaste.php?t=practice Cut and Paste Practice] | * For additional tips on other websites, see any of these links: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c66pvfilotA How to Copy and Paste] and [http://www.bravenet.com/help/copypaste.php?t=practice Cut and Paste Practice] | ||
In short, getting into a habit of doing a CTRL-INSERT (or CTRL-C) right before a text submission into any website will make sure you have your work saved in the temporary copy buffer | In short, getting into a habit of doing a '''CTRL-A''' [select all], and '''CTRL-INSERT''' (or CTRL-C) [copy] right before a text submission into any website will make sure you have your work saved in the temporary copy buffer. When needed, you can retrieve that text by using SHIFT-INSERT (or CTRL-V, or right click and ''paste'' from the popup menu). | ||
==Search engine text== | ==Search engine text== | ||