How to copy text in Word?

If you work in Word, you probably know,how to handle the text: copy it, move individual blocks and change the font or line spacing. However, not everyone can easily do such manipulations. To work is not stalled, you need to learn the simplest Word functions, and apply them in action.

Select

How to copy text in Word? To copy a text or a part of it to the buffer, you need to select it first. There are several possibilities for this.

Select with the mouse. Hold the left key on the first letter of the selected fragment and drag to the desired location.
Use the arrow keys: up, down, to the side. Just hold Shift first, and do not release it until the end of the operation.
Do you want to select all the text on the page? Hold down the Control key and add A (Ctrl + A) to it.
Need to select a paragraph? Hold Control, along with Shift, place the cursor at the beginning of the paragraph. Now click the down arrow. Likewise, this can be done from the bottom up. Then use the up arrow and the cursor at the end of the paragraph.

Copy and paste

We have singled out the text. How to copy text in Word? There are three options.

Click the right mouse button, placing the cursor on the selected area. Select the line "copy" from the menu.
Or, hold down Control and hold C (Ctrl + C).
At the top left of the document options is the word "copy". Click on it.

Now you can paste the copied fragment anywhere in the document. Or paste it into a new document. Choose one of the options.