How To:

COPY a webpage and PASTE it in a Microsoft WORD document:

1. Open a new word processing document in WORD.
2. Open your browser (Internet Explorer preferred) and find the web page you want to copy - leave both windows open (they will appear in the tray at the bottom of your monitor).
4. Copy the text of your chosen web page to your clipboard (highlight the text, choose Edit, Copy from the menu or use the shortcut "Ctrl-C" on a PC).
5. Click back to your word processing document, and PASTE from your clipboard (Edit, Paste from the menu or use the shortcut "Ctrl-V" on the PC).
6. Manipulate the text by changing fonts, sizes, document margins, etc., until the document looks the way you want it to look.
7. Type in your responses.
8.  Save the document. 

To send the document to your instructor:

1.  Open your email program and type in the email address of your instructor.

2.  Type in a subject line that identifies the assignment you are submitting (i.e., Task 1).

3.  Type any message you have for your instructor.

4.  Click "attach" (or the icon for this - usually a paperclip).

5.  You will see a "browse" box appear -- go to the drive ("A" drive, "C" drive - wherever you saved the document). 

6.  Click on the file name of the document you saved.

7.  Click SEND. 

8.  Your instructor will email you back to let you know the file arrived safely.

 

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