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May 28, 2012 5:16 PM in response to gloria289by Turner.Martin,As same as in a normal windows device.
Control + C [Copy]
Control + V [Paste]
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May 28, 2012 5:25 PM in response to gloria289by stedman1,★HelpfulActually:
Command + C (Copy)
Command + V (Paste)
Command + X (Cut)
Or you could simply Right click the mouse and select your command from the resultant menu.
Of course I could be totally wrong, now that I have noticed I'm in the Windows/Bootcamp forum
Stedman
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May 28, 2012 5:24 PM in response to stedman1by steve359,I cannot think of a proper "We dont need no stinkin' ..."
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May 28, 2012 5:25 PM in response to stedman1by Turner.Martin,Are you sure? Command are in OSX, I've been using control on bootcamp
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May 28, 2012 5:42 PM in response to Turner.Martinby steve359,The keyboard label is "command", also a squiggly square thing that is "god" in OSX.
I am confusing people again, including me (good catch stedman1). Bowing out, but will leabe you with these:
Leaving mapping to the official source ...
This is BootCamp mapping of a wireless keyboard ...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1171
And another article on keyboard mapping
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May 28, 2012 5:32 PM in response to Turner.Martinby stedman1,Turner.Martin wrote:
Are you sure? Command are in OSX, I've been using control on bootcamp
Not sure any more...... See my addendum to my first post.
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May 29, 2012 2:39 AM in response to gloria289by ReMacs,
Only need mouse to drag/drop, copy/paste anything. For text, pressing left clicker while moving cursor over area to copy shows blue area selected. When you have area highlit, right-click on blue selecting Copy.
Right-click in the location that you want to Paste.You can create New Text Document or Folder etc. in locations by right-click->New
Use Keyboard "Shift" key for Multiple object operations.
Picture etc. Copy/Delete/Renumber:
place cursor on 1st which will be selected when it shows blue highligt; Press Shift then place cursor over last item. This will highlight multiple objects that can then be right-click Deleted, Copied, Printed, Renamed etc.
Camera note:
If you are ever at an event where multiple people are taking/sharing pictures, it is good idea to get camera time correct in cameras so that when shared, they can be see in sequence by sort on Date Taken no matter what the picture names might be. -
Dec 29, 2014 4:04 PM in response to gloria289by garyfrombury ,i just got my macbook this week so i am a new to this operating system but i have had problems with this myself ,I have found that if you highlight the text you wish to copy , then click on the touchpad with two fingers you can select copy or paste in the box that appears . atb gary.
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Dec 30, 2014 5:53 AM in response to garyfromburyby Rudegar,you can also click in the menu on the top called Edit it would control the copy,paste too
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Feb 25, 2016 9:11 AM in response to gloria289by bboeri,I understand all the various keyboard and mouse procedures for copy/pasting. The answer gets more complicated when you have an OSX 10 system running Windows 10 under Parallels.
What do you actually get on the Mac when you copy/paste (e.g., from MacBook Pro version of Chrome)? I found that when I copied from Mac-Chrome and then pasted into a Windows based program (such as WebPlus), although I saw only text after the paste, I apparently was also pasting certain other invisible-to-me characters (such as HTML codes). The result was that WebPlus did not work correctly, and it even seemed as though my Windows app was corrupt. Turns out that when I did everything within Windows 10, (copy/pasting to the app), everything worked fine.
So how do you copy/paste from OSX to Windows on a MacBook Chrome, and assure you are getting only the text you see, not possibly hidden codes such as HTML from a website?
I am running OSX 10.11.3 on the Mac side, and Windows 10 under Parallels 11.1.2 for Mac.
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