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What is the difference between cutting and copying?

RE: Copying

Hi Dee

Thanks for your question.

You cut something when you wish to move it to a different location in your document. You copy something when you want to create a duplicate/copy of it rather, so you end up with more than one of the same thing.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

RE: Copying

Hi Dee,

Thank you for the question.

If you cut and copy you remove the object from one place and put it in another. If you copy and paste you keep the object in its original place and just copy it in to another.

Hope that helps, anything else, do get back to me

Tracy

 

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Using the status bar in Word

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