To do a cut-and-paste instead, hit Command+Option+V. When pasting, however, just using Command+V pastes a copy of the file. You just need to know the keyboard shortcut for the job.įirst, copy any file as you normally would-Command+C does the trick. But that doesn’t mean you can’t cut and paste. It’s a common question by new Mac users: how do I cut and paste a file? Right-click a file in Finder and you’ll notice there’s no option to Cut. RELATED: What Is Finder on a Mac? Cut and Paste Files Instead of Copy Pasting Them This instantly moves the file to the Trash.Īnd speaking of Trash, you can also empty it pressing Command+Shift+Delete. You’ll be asked if this is what you want just hit Enter and your Trash is emptied. If you want to actually delete a file, you need to press Command+Delete. Click on the desired location to paste the spike in the document, and press " command+shift+fn+F3." (Use command+shift+F3 if standard function keys are enabled.Press the “Delete” key when a file is selected and nothing happens: you’ll just hear a sound. A copy still remains in the spike to be pasted later.Ĥ. (Optional) Press " command+Z" to restore the text that was cut in step one. *** NOTE: If standard function keys are enabled in system preferences, then the shortcut is just command+F3.***Ģ. Select the text to be cut to the spike and press " command+fn+F3." The font change can be reversed with Ctrl+Z after using Ctrl+F3.***ġ. The text is still added to the spike to be pasted later. *** NOTE: If Track Changes is enabled on the Review tab, then the text will turn red and gain strikethrough instead of disappearing when cutting the spike. Select the desired location to paste the spike in the document, and press " Ctrl+Shift+F3." It will continue to add the text together in the spike.Ĥ. (Optional) Repeat steps 1 and 2 to cut more text if needed. A copy still remains in the spike to be pasted later.ģ. (Optional) Press " Ctrl+Z" to restore the text that was cut in step one.
Select the text to be cut to the spike and press " Ctrl+F3."Ģ. Also, unlike normal cut and paste, using the spike preserves commenting in the block of text that was cut and pasted.***ġ. *** NOTE: Cutting and pasting using the spike feature in Word allows non-continuous sections to be cut in series, and then all of the parts are pasted simultaneously with one command. This document details how to cut and paste using the spike feature in Word.
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