@lof Welcome to the community. Are you wanting to paste typing into the description window of an item?
To copy and paste.
1.Left click on your mouse and use the cursor to highlight the text you want to copy.
2. After the text is highlighted, right click and a contextual window will open, From there click Copy.
3. Then go to where you want to paste what you've just copied, right click and the window will appear again and this time click paste.
If you are use to keyboard shortcuts.
Windows.
Ctrl+C will copy
Ctrl+V will paste.
On a Mac
Command+C will copy
Command+V will paste.
If you want to preserve bold text and bullet points using a Mac.
1.Select the text
2.Left click the contextual window will open and while pressing the Option key select Copy.
3 .Left click the contextual window will open and while pressing the Option key select Paste.
I don't use Windows, so I don't know how to preserve bold text and bullet points using Windows.
@lof Welcome to the community. Are you wanting to paste typing into the description window of an item?
To copy and paste.
1.Left click on your mouse and use the cursor to highlight the text you want to copy.
2. After the text is highlighted, right click and a contextual window will open, From there click Copy.
3. Then go to where you want to paste what you've just copied, right click and the window will appear again and this time click paste.
If you are use to keyboard shortcuts.
Windows.
Ctrl+C will copy
Ctrl+V will paste.
On a Mac
Command+C will copy
Command+V will paste.
If you want to preserve bold text and bullet points using a Mac.
1.Select the text
2.Left click the contextual window will open and while pressing the Option key select Copy.
3 .Left click the contextual window will open and while pressing the Option key select Paste.
I don't use Windows, so I don't know how to preserve bold text and bullet points using Windows.
