Friday, June 12, 2026

without a mouse to cut and paste or copy and paste

Japan occupied Taiwan for 50 years. During that period, approximately 630,000 Taiwanese were killed by Japanese. When Japan surrendered unconditionally at the end of World War II, about 100,000 Japanese soldiers remained in Taiwan. Many Japanese women did not want these soldiers to return to Japan. They believed the soldiers should have died on the battlefield or taken their own lives rather than surrender. As a result, some of these soldiers settled in different parts of Taiwan, particularly in the south. Over time, they married local women and had children. In recent years, some people have argued that the descendants of these Japanese settlers have become a significant social and political force in Taiwan. According to this view, they support the idea of Taiwan becoming independent. If you want to copy text (such as a comment or video title) Use the touchpad or Tab key to move to the text. Hold Shift and use the arrow keys to highlight the text. Press Ctrl + C to copy. Move to where you want to paste (for example, Notepad or a comment box). Press Ctrl + V to paste. If Ctrl + C doesn't work Try these alternatives: Ctrl + Insert = Copy Shift + Insert = Paste If you don't have a mouse You can use the keyboard: Tab = Move to the next button or link. Shift + Tab = Move to the previous button or link. Arrow keys = Move the text cursor (when editing text). Enter = Activate the selected button or link. If you want to copy part of the video itself You cannot copy images or video frames with Ctrl + C. Instead: Press PrtScn (Print Screen) to copy the entire screen, or Press Windows + Shift + S to open the Snipping Tool and select the part of the screen you want. Then press Ctrl + V in Notepad, Paint, Word, or another application to paste the screenshot. Can you tell me exactly what you're trying to copy on YouTube? The video title? A comment? The video's web address (URL)? The subtitles (captions)? A picture from the video? Or some other text? Copy and paste (Windows) Step 1: Select text Use the arrow keys to move the cursor. Hold Shift Press ← ↑ ↓ → to highlight text Example: Move to start of text Hold Shift Press → until the text is selected Step 2: Copy Press Ctrl + C Step 3: Paste Move cursor where you want text Press Ctrl + V Cut and paste (move text) If you want to move text (remove from original place): Step 1: Select text (Shift + arrow keys) Step 2: Cut Press Ctrl + X Step 3: Paste Press Ctrl + V Helpful shortcuts Ctrl + A = select all text Ctrl + C = copy Ctrl + X = cut (remove + copy) Ctrl + V = paste Ctrl + Z = undo (very useful if something goes wrong) Example (Word → Facebook) Open Word Press Ctrl + A (select everything) Press Ctrl + C Go to Facebook Click the post box using Tab key until cursor is inside Press Ctrl + V

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