Paste a page link from it's address bar.
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Paste a page link from it's address bar.
To paste a page link from it's address bar first you go to that page. Then right click the mouse on the address in the above bar, and a box pops up. You then right click again on "copy", in the box. NOW, it's sort of "in the mouse". You have it stored.
............................That's two clicks. There's no rush. You could stop and go make coffee. It will stay there until you ether replace it with something else or turn off your computer. You can even go to a different browser. For instance close Internet Explorer and go to Firefox.
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Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
1-select
2-copy
3-place
4-paste
Gonna' do it right now with this page to your message box, but I could be anywhere. Ebay, or on some thread, and "copy" THAT address, then the link would go there.
............................That's two clicks. There's no rush. You could stop and go make coffee. It will stay there until you ether replace it with something else or turn off your computer. You can even go to a different browser. For instance close Internet Explorer and go to Firefox.
.................................................. .................................................. .......
Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
1-select
2-copy
3-place
4-paste
Gonna' do it right now with this page to your message box, but I could be anywhere. Ebay, or on some thread, and "copy" THAT address, then the link would go there.
Last edited by DFlintstone; Oct 12, 2011 at 12:16 AM.
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To paste a page link from it's address bar first you go to that page. Then right click the mouse on the address in the above bar, and a box pops up. You then right click again on "copy", in the box. NOW, it's sort of "in the mouse". You have it stored.
............................That's two clicks. There's no rush. You could stop and go make coffee. It will stay there until you ether replace it with something else or turn off your computer. You can even go to a different browser. For instance close Internet Explorer and go to Firefox.
.................................................. .................................................. .......
Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
1Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
-select
2-copy
3-place
4-paste
Gonna' do it right now with this page to your message box, but I could be anywhere. Ebay, or on some thread, and "copy" THAT address, then the link would go there.
............................That's two clicks. There's no rush. You could stop and go make coffee. It will stay there until you ether replace it with something else or turn off your computer. You can even go to a different browser. For instance close Internet Explorer and go to Firefox.
.................................................. .................................................. .......
Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
1Now you can go anywhere you like, and paste it. To paste, you put the curser where you want it to paste, and right click. You get a box with "paste" as an option. Click on paste and that's it, Done in 4 clicks.
-select
2-copy
3-place
4-paste
Gonna' do it right now with this page to your message box, but I could be anywhere. Ebay, or on some thread, and "copy" THAT address, then the link would go there.
, just happy? or am I missing something?
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DFlintstone, your a weird dude, you say weird stuff, you guess wrong stuff alot on other threads, are you just thinking out loud when you type or are you just trying to remember stuff? No harm meant just trying to understand why you mix up so many threads... how old are you?
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DFlintstone, your a weird dude, you say weird stuff, you guess wrong stuff alot on other threads, are you just thinking out loud when you type or are you just trying to remember stuff? No harm meant just trying to understand why you mix up so many threads... how old are you?
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