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replyReply Fri 12 Oct 2007, 10:24Delegate Tsirimpa said...

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Copy-paste

What's the shortkey for copy paste?

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replyReply Mon 15 Oct 2007, 10:19Trainer David said...

RE: copy-paste

Hi Tsirimpa

The shortcut key for copy is Ctrl and c
The shortcut key for paste is Ctrl and v

Hope this helps
David

 

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