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Creating Desktop Scraps in Windows 95
Tired
of typing the same bits of text in both Word and Excel? Ever wish you
could copy fragments of Word text into an Excel worksheet or a
PowerPoint presentation file? Easy!
Use document scraps.
Document scraps are pieces of text that remain on the Windows 95
desktop - ready to be reused in your next file.
They will remain on your desktop until you delete them. Follow
the steps below to create a Word document scrap then add it to other
programs. 1.
Select the Word text. 2.
Restore Word to a mid-size view by clicking on the Word program
Restore button as below. The
Windows 95 desktop should be displayed on your screen.
(If you can not see the Windows 95 desktop, left click and
hold on the blue title bar and move the window so that you can see a
portion of the desktop)
3.
Point to the highlighted Word section.
Drag it out of the Word program window, completely away
from the Word application onto the desktop.
A document scrap is displayed and given its own icon as in
the sample below.
4. Open the destination program such as the desired Excel worksheet or the PowerPoint program to the mid size view as above in Step 2. 5.
Drag the document scrap to the required location.
The text will be copied to the program. To
delete the document scrap from the desktop, click on it
and press Delete on your keyboard.
You will be prompted to send it to the Recycle Bin as below.
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Last updated September 04, 2002 |
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