I am writing a book. I wish copy a paper and have it pasted onto another computer with Microsoft Word. The problem has to do with what is scanned. When I paste the printed page, the words from the report are altered. They do no make any sense. It appears that I am going to have to retype the report so that I can use the information in my book.
Highlighting is similar to cutting the portion of text to be pasted at an alternative area on the page displayed. Right clicking on the portion of text should generate the features list to cut text as copies to be later pasted onto another area. A situation where text cutting or copying is achievable though does to allow to paste on the same area has alternate capabilities of achieving success. Cut the email text required paste to an opened empty Microsoft word document to edit into desired specifications. Usually, the email has least capacity to allow several functions all at once. A cut text may be possible least allowing pasting since the program is still in enable mode until uncut is achieved. For example, cut the portion required to paste on clipboards or Microsoft word document. Once the text that was cut is pasted elsewhere, the function of cut has been disabled. Returning to the email area requiring pasting should be achievable with an open display area requesting a past feature. In which instance, the open Microsoft document contains the copy that would provide display to the email section requesting displays.
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I am writing a book. I wish to copy a paper I wrote 3 years ago and have it pasted onto another computer with Microsoft Word. The problem I have has to do with what is scanned. When I paste the printed page, the words from the original report are altered. They do not make any sense. It appears that I am going to have to retype the report so that I can use the information in my book. I was hoping to not work as much using the scanner.
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