[wwjdo]

I do a lot of copy/paste. Many times there are 2 sentences on one page that I want to paste on another page, but they are in different parts of the page. Like 2 fill in the blanks on every form you fill out. Can you hot key more than just the one cntrl c, cntrl v?

[Patrician]

Cntrl A will highlight the whole page - but I know that is not what you are asking.

What I would do is copy the first block and paste to notepad and then copy and paste the second one.

Then copy the whole thing (both parts) together and paste it as one to wherever I want to put it.

[ibwsw]

Originally Posted by wwjdo

I do a lot of copy/paste. Many times there are 2 sentences on one page that I want to paste on another page, but they are in different parts of the page. Like 2 fill in the blanks on every form you fill out. Can you hot key more than just the one cntrl c, cntrl v?

As far as I know, it can't be done, yet. Many times I wanted to copy something from two different areas to paste together elsewhere. Whoever comes up with a way to do it will make a lot of money.

[Allen Lundy]

I'm not sure what you are asking is possible to do for filling in forms, but, if all you want to do is copy 2 different sentences or paragraphs from a document to paste somewhere else, that's easy to do.

First, highlight the first sentence/paragraph that you want to copy.

Second, hold down the ctrl key

Next, with the ctrl key held down, highlight the next sentence or paragraph you want.

release the CTRL key, both sentences/paragraphs will be highlighted.

Then all you have to do is the CTRL C to copy and CTRL V to paste. This will combine the two sentences or paragraphs into one large paragraph.

Not quite sure this is what you wanted, as this won't work when filling in forms, but, it does work great when rewriting a PLR ebook or article.

Allen

To bad they don't have the "buy me a beer" icon anymore. I'd love a donation for such an easy fix. LOL...