how to copy on mac?
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Copy by pressing Cmd + C, or Cut with Cmd + X. Both save the selected text/object to the pasteboard, but Copy leaves it in place while Cut removes it. Put the cursor where you want to place the text/object, and Paste by pressing Cmd + V.
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["On a Mac-to-PC USB cable, the connection plugs are the same on both ends, so it doesn't matter which plug is connected to which computer. Plug one end of the 6-foot cable into a USB port on your Mac.", 'Plug the second end into a USB port on your PC. ... ', 'Drag and drop your files from computer to computer.']
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['Select a file (or multiple files) and press Command+C on your keyboard to copy it.', 'Open a folder or click the desktop in the other operating system and press Command-V to paste the file.']
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The easiest way of copying a file path is to hold down the Shift key on your keyboard and then right-click on the file. (That displays extra functionality in the context menu). Then, choose "Copy as path" from the menu. This trick will also work on folders, if you want to copy the folder path.
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Using AirDrop On your phone or tablet, open the large file you wish to copy. Tap the Share icon and select AirDrop. In the AirDrop screen, select your Mac. You should see an AirDrop notification on your Mac, at which point the file is automatically copied.
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['using the Migration Assistant built into OS X Lion and later.', 'using the "PC Data Transfer Service" at Apple Retail Stores and Apple Specialists.', 'using a portable hard drive or storage device.', 'using a CD or DVD burner.', 'using other portable media.']
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Copy documents onto your Mac To copy documents from the iPad onto your Mac using File Sharing, connect your iPad to your computer and open iTunes. Select your iPad in the iTunes Library and then click on iTunes' Apps tab. Scroll down to the File Sharing section and select the appropriate app.
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Hold down Command (Mac) or Control (Windows). Click the Home tab. Click Copy on the top-left of the toolbar. Click Paste on the top-left of the toolbar.
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['Plug the USB flash drive directly into an available USB port. ... ', 'Double-click your Macintosh HD (Hard Drive) icon to open it.', 'Select files you want to drag over.']
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Press Ctrl+A on Windows or Command+A on Mac to select all the files, right-click, and then click “Make a Copy.” Google Drive makes a copy of each file you selected, places it in the current folder, and adds “Copy of” before each item's name. Now, select all the file copies, right-click, and then click “Move to.”
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It's in the All Apps area of the Start menu in Windows, and the Applications folder in macOS. Press Ctrl + ⇧ Shift + B . This opens the Bookmark Manager. Click Import & Backup.
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['In the Finder on your Mac, choose Go > Go to Folder.', 'Enter /Users/[username]/Public, then click Go.', 'Drag the item (or a copy of it) into the Drop Box folder.']
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Simply use Shift and the arrow keys to select the command. Then use Ctrl + C to copy the command and Ctrl + V to paste it in the new command block. On a Mac, use Cmd instead of Ctrl .
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When you connect an external hard drive to your Mac, it appears on the Devices menu in Finder. Copy and paste, or drag and drop, items onto the hard drive as you would to any other location on your Mac. Drag and drop items between Finder windows to copy from your Mac to a hard drive.
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['In the Preview app on your Mac, choose File > Open.', "Locate and select the file or files you want to open, then click Open. Tip: To open a file you've worked on recently, choose File > Open Recent."]
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['Open Internal Storage > Pictures or DCIM > Camera, then highlight the files you want to copy.', 'Drag the files you have selected to a location on the computer to save a copy.']
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Click on the selected file and push the Control and C keys together to copy the file. You can also right-click the file, and select the "Copy" option.