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	Copy and paste programming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Copy and pasting is often done by inexperienced or student programmers, who find the act of writing code from scratch difficult and prefer to search for a pre-written solution or partial solution they can use as a basis for their own problem solving.
		Copy and pasting is also done by experienced programmers, who often have their own libraries of well tested, ready-to-use code snippets and generic algorithms that are easily adapted to specific tasks.
		Instead of making multiple, mutated copies of a generic algorithm, the algorithm should be written as a reusable class and should be written so flexibly that all new code can be interfaced to use this generic code directly, rather than mutate the original.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Copy_and_paste_programming (453 words)

	Paste (rheology) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In physics, a paste is a substance that behaves as a solid until a sufficiently large load or stress is applied, at which point it flows like a fluid.
		In rheoological terms a paste is an example of a Bingham Plastic fluid.
		Pastes typically consist of a suspension of small particles in a background fluid.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paste (228 words)

	Copy and paste - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For rheological properties of pastes such as toothpaste or putty, see Paste (rheology).
		Copying can be performed on most graphical user interface systems using the key combinations Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Ins (the former being more widely supported), or by using some other method, such as a context menu or a toolbar button.
		Once data have been copied into the area of memory referred to as the clipboard, they can be pasted into a destination using the key combinations Ctrl+V or Shift+Insert, or methods dependent on the system.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Copy_and_paste (190 words)

	Copy & Paste Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Copy and Paste is the process of selecting, copying, and transfering (pasting) text from one location to another.
		A quick review of how it works is, selected and copied text is saved on the "clipboard" in your computer and then pasted (transfered) to a text editor such as Notepad or Word.
		To paste text you have to be in a textarea, ie Notepad, Word, or a text editor.
	www.mompswebdesign.com /tutorials/copypaste.html (862 words)

	How to copy and paste html tutorial.
		Copy and paste allows you to work fast between say, a text editor such as notepad or MS word, and a web document, and lets you quickly share text between both applications, without having to retype everything over and over again.
		What happens is that when you copy something, your computer puts it in it's internal "clipboard" and keeps it there for you to use in another application.
		To Paste the item that is now on your clipboard, you need to open up the program where you want the text to be.
	www.hypergurl.com /copyandpaste.html (345 words)

	Copy and paste -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		In (The branch of engineering science that studies (with the aid of computers) computable processes and structures) computing, copy-and-paste is a popular, simple method of reproducing (The words of something written) text or other (A collection of facts from which conclusions may be drawn) data from a source to a destination.
		Once data have been copied into the area of memory referred to as the (A small writing board with a clip at the top for holding papers) clipboard, they can be pasted into a destination using the key combinations Ctrl+V or Shift+Insert, or methods dependent on the system.
		The popularity of this method stems from its simplicity and the ease with which data can be moved between various applications without resorting to (Click link for more info and facts about permanent storage) permanent storage.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/co/copy_and_paste.htm (228 words)

	www.bravenet.com
		Copy and Paste, or Cut and Paste, is a big part of Bravenet Services.
		In the context of 'copy and paste' an editor is the tool/software that you use to edit your web page(s).
		One of the reasons that 'copy and paste' is often hard to understand is that different page editors use different methods to add stuff to your web pages.
	www.bravenet.com /help/copypaste.php (344 words)

	How to Copy and Paste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		When you copy text, it is saved on a virtual 'clipboard' (a memory area in your computer) and it stays there until it is replaced by another block of copied text.
		Another way to copy the highlighted text is to press and hold the CTRL key and tehn tap (or press) the C key once.
		Pasting the copied text to another point in the same document is easy.
	www.ourhutch.com /examples/copypaste.html (414 words)

	Newbie dot Org -- Copy & Paste
		The first step in copy & paste is to decide what you want to copy.
		The next part of "Copy & Paste" is to decide where you wish to paste the text.
		To paste the copied text click on the Edit option and then select Paste from the submenu.
	www.newbie.org /essentials/essnt012.html (592 words)

	TechTips: April 14, 1999
		Copy copies the contents of the text area to the system clipboard; it then erases the text area.
		To actually copy data from the text area to the clipboard, a string that contains the content of the text area is obtained.
		Copying data from the system clipboard is a matter of reversing the process.
	java.sun.com /developer/TechTips/1999/tt0414.html (663 words)

	Copy/Paste
		Copying something out of one application and then pasting it into another is like a dice game, you never really know if your numbers will come up and it will work or not.
		So, the explicit cut, copy and paste commands are there for a good reason.
		The clipboard is (for better or for worse, and mostly thanks to apple) permanantly associated with the words 'cut', 'copy' and 'paste'.
	www.oreillynet.com /cs/user/view/cs_msg/24013?page=last (1305 words)

	copy and paste from FOLDOC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		A "paste" inserts the data from the clipboard at the current position in the document (usually replacing any currently selected data).
		More sophisticated operating systems support copy and paste of different data types between different applications, possibly with automatic format conversion, e.g from rich text to plain ASCII.
		GNU Emacs uses the terms "kill" instead of "cut" and "yank" instead of "paste" and data is stored in the "kill ring".
	foldoc.doc.ic.ac.uk /foldoc/foldoc.cgi?copy+and+paste (178 words)

	How to Copy and Paste from a Web Page to Windows WordPad (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		These instructions describe the process of copying a portion of a document you are viewing with your Web browser into Windows WordPad using Windows 2000.
		Highlight the text on the Web page that you wish to copy by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the cursor down the screen.
		When you have reached the last line you want to copy, release the left mouse button.
	library.albany.edu /internet/wordpad.html (466 words)

	Copy and Paste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Use the keyboard shortcuts for Copy and Paste.
		They are Control C for Copy, and Control V for Paste.
		For example – if the math problem is 2 + 3 = you could copy two books and then add three more books to show a total of five.
	www.computerlab.kids.new.net /Cannon/CopyandPasteBeginners.html (109 words)

	Cut, Copy, Paste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Note: Copy leaves the content in place in the original document and allows you to place a copy of it in a new document or a new location in the same document using Paste.
		Note: Paste applies the most recent content of the clipboard to the new location, usually in the same format from which it was copied.
		Typically Paste can be used repetitively in the event you need to put the same material in more than one new location.
	www.odu.edu /webroot/orgs/hs/nurs/nursing.nsf/pages/ccpaste (342 words)

	Emailias.com - Copy & Paste Tutorial
		Paste the emailias into the text box that is asking for your email address.
		The "Copy" step tells the computer to remember the selected emailias so that it can be "pasted" later.
		The "Paste" step tells the computer to put the emailias that it remembered in the "Copy" step into the specified text box.
	www.emailias.com /learning/copy_paste_tutorial.php (711 words)

	X Selections, X Cut Buffers, and Emacs Kill Rings
		However, I've noticed that a lot of people are being referred here to answer more general questions of how copying and pasting work under X, or, more specifically, how they should implement copying and pasting in their own X applications.
		But when pasting that into a word processor, you'd want to keep the font information: if both applications spoke HTML, they could use that as the intermediate format by which they transferred the data.
		When trying to copy and paste an image into a text editor that can't do images, the text editor might decide that the next best thing would be to paste the filename of the image, or the URL.
	www.jwz.org /doc/x-cut-and-paste.html (1370 words)

	DLMSoft - Copy/Paste Clipboard Extender 2.0 UNICODE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		If you copy something and can't read it, go to the Format->Font menu and change the font to the one that has you language's character set.
		Copy and work with up to 100 pages at a time.
		Once the buffer you need to work with is there, you can copy, change or print it.
	www.dlmsoft.com /copypaste.html (416 words)

	Copy And Paste URLs
		You may want to copy and paste a URL from one of your weblog posts, stories or graphic files into your weblog, a navigation link or a template.
		Copy the URL from the browser address field by selecting it with your mouse and choosing File-Copy.
		Paste it into a link in your weblog or into the appropriate HTML code in a template.
	radio.weblogs.com /0107019/stories/2002/04/12/copyAndPasteUrls.html (453 words)

	Home Page
		Or copying text from a newsletter, and pasting it into a word processing tool, such as Microsoft Word.
		Copy the sentence in Box 1 that says "Copy this line" by navigating your mouse cursor to the front of the line, so it's at the beginning of the "C" in "Copy".
		Now Right click and the Popup menu appears again., choose "Paste" and the text you copied is now pasted from your clipboard into position.
	newbieclub.com /copyandpaste.htm (373 words)

	Windows XP: Cut, Copy, and Paste, UWEC
		By using cut, copy, and paste, you can copy or move text and graphics from one document to another.
		Cut, copy, and paste commands can be used with any Windows application on the same computer.
		When you cut or copy text and want to paste it into another document or application, it is necessary to know how to move from one application to the next.
	www.uwec.edu /help/WinXP/wxp-cut.htm (779 words)

	Cut and Paste Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		You can paste the same material to multiple locations as long as all the pasting is done before another operation.
		This means you could paste from MS Word to Excel.
		The paste part of the operation inserts the selected text in a new location.
	www.3street.org /windows-general/cut_paste.html (308 words)

	Cut, Copy and Paste Commands - Web-based Learning Module (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		You can select a paragraph of text, copy it and paste it into a another document in the same program.
		The short cut keys for Copy are Control and C (press both at the same time).
		The short cut keys for Paste are Control and V (press both at the same time).
	classes.kumc.edu /general/wbmodule/cut_paste2.htm (574 words)

	Copy And Paste Programming
		Of course, when a terrible bug that must be fixed is spread over in 2000 different places, their hands shake before changing those lines (since there are no unit tests in place) and they of course decide not to fix it and just live with it.
		If your project is in a hurry, allow copy and paste if it is faster, at least as much as it doesn't become hard to refactor it.
		However, Cut and paste is strictly not an accurate description of the process as it implies the code is deleted at the source, whereas in fact the technique is usually used to duplicate.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?CopyAndPasteProgramming (2759 words)

	Copy & Paste
		The Cut, Copy and Paste function is one of the most useful and important things a computer can do for you.
		Copy this paragraph and replace the text in the 2nd box above by highlighting the text in it, then right clicking and selecting "Paste".
		Select "Paste" from the menu and the text or the "object" will be pasted into the new application.
	www.dwightblackburn.com /copy.htm (1417 words)

	Using COPY & PASTE between windows
		To copy just a single word: Click the left mouse button twice on the word.
		To copy a whole line of text: Click the left mouse button three times on the line.
		To paste the text into an xterm or emacs window: Click the middle mouse button.
	web.mit.edu /answers/xwindows/xwindows_cutnpaste.60C.html (177 words)

	Anderson County Schools (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-11)
		Copy and paste is a great tool when coping information off the WWW, or coping information one document to another.
		allows you to keep your first copy, and paste an additional copy of the same information in a new location.
		You now have a copy of the first sentence in your paste bottle, or clip board.
	www.acorns.k12.tn.us /StaffDev/on-line/word/cut.htm (252 words)

	Cut, Copy and Paste Tutorial
		I have also made a blank text box, to where you are going to paste the words that you have copied.
		Next you want to highlight the text to be copied, to do this hold down your "cmd" key and then tap once on your "A" key, this should highlight the text.
		Sometimes when you use your find key to copy and paste, there is already the first word you want somewhere else on the page, in that case type the first few words of what you want to copy.
	www.geocities.com /shannonfirebaugh/ccp.html (658 words)

	Copy-Paste Culture
		Not just by other people copying the words from your site and pasting it into their weblog, but through the same underlying system built into your weblog.
		For the past 6 months my wife, our daughter and I lived and produced a reality television program for the dutch market called Adam's Family.
		The end of the food chain imho is the tabloid papers, who in turn copy paste from television (in most cases) and other telephone-game networks known as rumour mills.
	www.blognewsnetwork.com /members/0000001/stories/2003/06/10/copyPasteCulture.html (1566 words)

	Paint Shop Pro 5.0 Tutorial: Copy & Paste
		The copy command will copy whatever image is highlighted indicating it is selected.
		The copy command is still good, so I'll go on and use the next box, paste as new selection.
		This will paste the copied image back onto the image I copied it from in the first place.
	www.glorianon.com /psp/psp04.html (490 words)

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