Firefox: Some web sites don't let users copy text or paste their own, like PayPal which won't let you paste a password. This Firefox settings tweak gives you copy-paste functionality when sites ...

So I've got web page (cgi page) with some text and graphs. The graphs are not linked as jpg/gif/whatever. If I select everything on the page, copy, and attempt to paste into Word, the images end ...

What if the pasted material is not what you copied from the website? Surely, you’ll copy-paste again, and the results might be the same. It’s risky, and we’ll talk why.

Open your Web page code in a second window or tab. Copy the code between the " " tags in the MHTML document and paste the code into the corresponding style section of your Web page.

The pasted text will retain the formatting from the website. To paste plain text instead, first paste it into Notepad or a similar text editor, then copy and paste it again into Excel.

The possibilities are endless. The upgraded copy-paste feature could potentially translate to a highly improved experience of using and working in between web applications.

You can now copy keywords, ads, ad groups, or entire campaigns. The copy and paste options are in the Edit menu drop down, as shown below. Better yet, simply use Ctrl-C/Cmnd-C and Ctrl-V/Cmnd-V.