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0:00 How to use copy and paste in Google Docs
00:30 Copy and paste via the Google Docs menu
1:38 Other Features – Cut and Format
02:46 Video output
USING COPY AND PASTE INTO GOOGLE DOCS
The copy and paste functions of Google Docs are fundamentally no different from those of Mac OS and Windows, except that here they are done through the context menu of Google Docs, nothing complicated though, and here we are going to take advantage of these commands.
COPY AND PASTE VIA GOOGLE DOCS MENU
As usual, you highlight the part of the text you want to copy, then place the cursor over the highlighted data, left-click on it to bring up a context menu, now search for /"Copy/ " at the top and press it. – your basic copy function. Or you do it with a keyboard shortcut, which is Ctrl C on a keyboard for Windows and Command C for Mac. The copied data is now in the computer's clipboard and you can paste it. To do this, place the insertion point where you want to insert your data, left-click for a context menu, and the line with "Paste" should be just below "Copy". This inserts the data onto a page. In addition to the "Copy" function, we have a shortcut for "Paste", which is Ctrl V for Windows and Command V for Mac, but that's not all.
OTHER FEATURES
And you can also cut the data by highlighting it, bringing up a pop-up menu and clicking “Cut” at the top. This command will delete the selected data, but at the same time it will save it to a computer's clipboard, so you can paste it later. And the last thing I want to mention frequently when you copy and paste the data into a Google document, or move it across multiple documents, you might face the fact that the function also inserts the original formatting and puts it as that, while you need the content to take the formatting of your current document. To do this, place the insertion point where you want the data to appear, display a context menu with a left mouse click, locate and press "Paste without formatting", or do it with a shortcut, which is Ctrl Shift V for Windows. , or Command Shift V for Mac. No matter how the original data was formatted, it will take the form of your current document.
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