Hi Mauricio,
In Internet Explorer, you can conveniently copy and paste from web pages
without having to hold down the shift key.
The functionality described below is built into the IE Enhanced app.
It is not documented in the Help dialog of that app, but the hot key
manager for the app refers to this function.
It is called Copy with formatting.
Here's how:
1.Go to the place on the web page where you want to begin selecting
text, and press Control-Shift-C.
2. Go to the place on the web page where you want the selection to
end.At this point you'll see a dialog with options for copying the text.
3. After choosing how you wish to copy the text, tab to the Copy button
and Press Enter.
4. Now, go to where you want to paste the text and press Control-V, and
you're done.
Hth,
Rod
On 4/04/14 12:07 PM, Gerardo Corripio wrote:
OK and for those who use laptops? What's the equivalent of the
Insert+numpad plus command?
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