Copy & Paste E-mail Messages

Some times you may want to type a message before you e-mail it, so that you have more time to get the message just right. Just use your favorite word processing program or NOTEPAD, and create the message to your liking. Now save the message for future use.

Most all windows applications (programs) have an EDIT menu. When you click on the EDIT menu, a drop down list appears, which includes COPY and PASTE.

COPY takes what ever is selected (highlighted) and copies it to an invisible place called the windows clip board. This is a temporary storage area in memory, and once you copy something there, it will remain there until you either copy something new on top of it, or you shut down Windows.

PASTE takes whatever you have residing in the windows clip board, and copies it to the place you have selected. So basically, COPY loads stuff into the windows clip board, and PASTE places a copy of that same stuff, somewhere else. The windows clip board can be pasted over and over again in different locations, until the contents are changed or until the computer is shut down.

Let us assume for the moment that you have just started NOTEPAD and have loaded that message that you prepared earlier. Use your mouse to select all the words you want to copy (highlight the words), and then click EDIT/COPY and you wont see any change, but now the windows clip board holds a copy of your selected words.

Now close the NOTEPAD application, start your browser application, and go to the website and open the e-mail form that you want to use. Now select the message box on that form, and click EDIT/PASTE on your browser, and SURPRISE!, the text which is still in the windows clip board has now been pasted into the message box of your browser form.

Now simply complete filling out the remainder of the e-mail form, and then submit the form. Your carefully edited message has now been sent to the recipient.

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