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How to copy and paste text on your Android phone
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Thursday June 3, 2010
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Thursday June 3, 2010
Often, it's much quicker to copy and paste text than to retype it completely. The original iPhone didn't have that feature. Fortunately for Droid users, it's easy to
copy and paste text
onAndroid phones
as that is one of the phone's default features. Here, we'll show you how you can use the copy and paste commands in a basic note program.Download this episode now
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Windows Media Show Notes
- All Android phone start with the ability to copy and paste text.
- Open a text program. We'll be using a note program for this tutorial.
- Hold your finger down to get the Edit text menu.
- Here, you'll have several options like Insert Date, Insert time, Select text and Copy all. Click copy all.
- Now that you're back in the text program, go to the location you want to place text.
- Go back to the Edit text menu.
- Select Paste.
- Open a text program. We'll be using a note program for this tutorial.
- Hold your finger down to get the Edit text menu.
- Here, you'll have several options like Insert Date, Insert time, Select text and Copy all. Click copy all.
- Now that you're back in the text program, go to the location you want to place text.
- Go back to the Edit text menu.
- Select Paste.
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