Have you encountered the following trouble: need to cut multiple text paragraphs continuously in Word and then copy and paste them together? The traditional method requires repeated cutting and pasting, which is very cumbersome. But don’t worry, PHP editor Apple will share a trick today to teach you how to easily implement continuous cutting and one-time copying of Word, allowing you to bid farewell to the tedious operation process! Come and read the detailed steps below to improve your efficiency!
1. Take the text below as an example. You need to cut and copy the red words and quickly paste them below.
2. Select a piece of text and use the shortcut key CTLR F3 instead of the default cut and paste key CTLR X. You can see that the text has been clipped.
3. Then use the same method to select other red words and cut them one by one.
4. Finally, press Enter to set the cursor to a blank space, use the shortcut key CTLR SHIFT F3, and then you can see that all the previously cut and pasted text has been pasted together.
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