What if you want to copy multiple things and then paste them later, all in the order you copied them, without having to open ...

Your iPhone or iPad comes with a set of hidden gestures. One of those gestures actually makes for a great way to share photos ...

But with this trick, noticed by Matt Navarra on Twitter, users can copy a GIF from, say Google Images, Tumblr, or GIF sites, paste it natively in an Instagram Story, and then arrange it however ...

Use the keyboard shortcut Alt+Ctrl+C to copy a format and Alt+Ctrl+V to paste a format. Converting text or a table to an embedded image in a Word document has its occasional uses. For instance ...

Right off the bat, though, you can access a menu that lets you choose how you want to paste any copied text. Open a plain text file or document and copy some text. Next, press the default shortcut ...

Keeping the cursor in the highlighted area, right click and select Copy or Cut. To: With the cursor in a destination area that can receive text, right click and select Paste. From: Tap and hold in ...

If you're a Mac user with a Windows PC background, you'll probably know how to use the typical copy and paste commands in macOS. But there's a handy clipboard trick that's worth keeping in mind.