Q&A for How to Copy and Paste on a Mac

Highlight the text. Click with two fingers at once, then press Copy. Go to the place you want to insert it. Click with two fingers at once, and press Paste.

If your application is in full screen mode and you don't know how to exit, press the key marked "esc" in the very top left hand corner of your keyboard to exit. If you want to open a new application, drag your mouse down the bottom of the screen, and the "dock" will appear. (This is sometimes on the right hand or left hand side of the screen instead.) The dock contains a selection of applications, but not all of them. The rest are located in the launchpad. Click on the grey rocket icon in the dock to open launchpad.

Go to your email, compose your letter, and then add all the people at once to the addressee.

Cmd + V, after copying the command with Cmd + C. An easy way to copy a long command would be to press Cmd + A and after that Cmd + C, this way you copy the whole page rather than having to select it by yourself. Only use Cmd + A when you are using an internet page solely for the purpose of having the command there.

You need to highlight the picture and do command+c and command+v. Or you right click on the picture then click copy. Right click the area you want to paste the picture, then select paste.

Click the beginning of the document, and drag until the end. When the whole text is highlighted, hold down command and press "c" simultaneously. Then, to paste, hold down command and "v" buttons simultaneously.

Hold the text you would like to copy/cut, then a small window above the word you highlighted will appear. Press 'copy' or 'cut', then go to the place you would like to put the text you have copied. Press and hold the place for about three seconds, then you can paste your text.

You can take a screenshot with the keyboard shortcut Shift + ⌘ (Command) + 3.

It should be enabled unless you accidentally disabled it. Navigate to "System Preferences." From there you will need to find "Trackpad." Lastly, click the box that enables "Secondary Click." Now you can right click!

You will need to highlight the text you want to copy prior to right clicking, so make sure the text has been properly highlighted. The paste option will appear once the text has been copied.

Command + C and Command + V respectively, use these to copy and paste once the text or image is selected.

Just copy the text of the message, as explained in this article, and then paste it into a blank page.

Unfortunately you can't. Once you've copied something new onto the clipboard, it erases whatever you had copied previously.