Don't use Ctr-V to paste, use right-mouse "Paste" the text into the Component parameter panel instead

Copying and pasting from word doesn't work well, because Word inserts dirty HTML. Either you can edit the source code to clean this up, OR you can first copy and paste from Word to Notepad, and then copy and paste from Notepad to the component. You will lose all your formatting in the process, but will also lose all the dirty HTML.

Yes you can. To do this, start by clicking on the thumbnail image in order to enlarge it to its full size. Then, (if you are using Windows) right mouse click on the image and click copy. In Word, right mouse click over the area you want the image to be, and click paste. If you are using Mac, choose control click to select the copy and paste functions. Once an image is copied into another document, it is still subject to the terms specified in our terms of use.

If you have copied the body of your text submission from Microsoft Word our system will ask you if you would like to clean the text before pasting it into the submission template. Please comply - it will ensure proper formatting.

Click somewhere in the document and press the "Ctrl" key and the "A" key at the same time (Global Select All Command). This should highlight all of the text.

We are aware of and are working to correct certain issues that are associated with copying and pasting text from a Microsoft Word Document. The situation arises when a user copies text which contains special formatting or extended set characters from a Word document and pastes them into fields in Form 398. These characters include 'smart quotes' and 'apostrophes'.

To copy text, put the cursor at the beginning of the passage and left-click the mouse button. Hold down the Shift key, move the cursor to the end of the passage, and click the mouse button. Now press Control-C (Windows) or Command-C (Macintosh). To paste the passage into the Translate box, click in the box and press Control-V (Windows) or Command-V (Macintosh).

Pasting: Click the mouse on the place where you wish to paste the information, and press CTRL + V (CMD + V for Macs).

You can but it is not recommended. You may come across the problem of having text appear different in different places. This happens because when you copy text, you are also copying the font size and style. It is best to type your text directly in the spaces we have provided for you.

Text should not be copied directly from a word document into a webpage as word's formatting will be transferred with the text. Instead, copy the content from the word document and paste it into an unformatted text document, then copy the new text and paste that into the editing window.

This happens when you are trying to copy from ISO8519-1 or any other non-UTF type to UTF-8. EditLive! supports only UTF-8 for copy and pasting. The problem can be resolved by setting the document character set to UTF-8 instead of ISO-8859-1 or any other non-UTF document character set. On a base level, the main difference between EditLive! and EditLive! for XML is the type of content they edit.

You must be using an older (pre-8) version of Solaris, which requires an older (pre 1.4) version of Java to be used, which doesn't directly support this. Same for default buttons on dialogs. Additionally, on Unix you will find that the 'Copy' operations from various RootCause windows such as Trace Events don't show up in your X-Windows clipboard.

Yes, you can copy and paste text between Tramigo and non-Unicode applications such as text editors. And of course, the same is true for Unicode applications, e.g. you can copy text from a Microsoft Word or Excel file and paste it into Tramigo.

To copy the text, use your mouse to move your cursor to the beginning of the text you want to copy. Click down on your mouse button (left button, if you have a choice) and move your mouse, while holding the button down, to the end of the text your want to copy. Then release the button. On your keyboard, press the Control and C keys simultaneously. If you are using a Mac, press Apple and C keys simultaneously. You have copied the text.

You need to first open the document that contains your text (e.g., in Microsoft Word), then select the text, copy it, switch to LiveText Text Editor window, click "Edit" in the menu bar of the browser, select "Paste." (Currently the Text Editor does not allow you to right click the text editing area and select "Paste.") Open the program that contains your text, be it MS Word or an email program. Open the file that contains your text.

You can study from multiple sources (ISBE, EBD, Smith's, Nave's, Hitchcock, Strong's Greek & Hebrew Lexicon) which provide 11,863 entries; 20,807 terms; and 33,483 definitions. Navigate the Study Dictionary with using word-wheel index or search box. [back to top]