This keyboard based paste function will use the exact same clipboard data as the contextual menu version. Using the keystrokes to cut, copy and paste on iPad still require you to select data first, but then you can use the Smart Keyboard to interact with the clipboard. Desktop computer users should recognize these keystrokes as being the same copy and paste keystrokes used on Mac , using the same command key functions, and they should be familiar to Windows users as well except that they use the Command key rather than Control key to interact with the clipboard.
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Even formatting as simple as underlined or bold text from the Notes app to an email draft gets lost in translation. It seems like a really primitive oversight compared to all the other sophisticated features that I have zero use for of my brand new ipad.
When one goes to paste the photo elsewhere such as in an email, all that happens is whatever was previously copied is pasted.
This is a constant complaint from numerous iPad and iPhone users on numerous Apple community sites, yet Apple does nothing to fix this glaring misfunction. The only solution is to send the photo to yourself or someone who has a desktop computer, then copy and paste it wit Windows.
Sad that have to do this. Actually for photos it is best to save the photo in question to you photos file and then insert the photo, rather than trying to copy it. Be aware that the copy function on the iPad is basic at best. For example it cannot copy the full url for some images depending on their location. It will often just copy the shortcut link that is used on the particular site your viewing and of course this is no good for third party linking.
And it seems to have gotten worse on the new versions of iOS. Where is this button? I was wondering the same. Only then will it appear as illustrated in the article.
Bah Humbug! I hope iPad gets a cursor some day because I think it would make selection for things like copy and paste easier. Name required. The iOS virtual trackpad also makes copying and pasting easier. To activate it, either tap and hold two fingers on the keyboard or long-press the space bar. To select the text, hold two fingers on the keyboard for a second or two until the cursor enters Selection Mode. Drag your fingers on the iPad display to select the text you want, then cut, copy, or paste.
The multitasking options that Apple added to the iPad in iOS 9 make it easy to copy and paste both text and pictures from one app to another. Usually, to copy and paste, text or images are copied in one app, another app is opened, then the text is pasted in the second app. When using Slide Over or Split View, however, both apps can be open at once. Cut or copy the content in one app, then paste it into the second app without opening or closing any screens.
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Updated on February 09, Tweet Share Email. Apple iPad Macs. On the Draw tab, tap Lasso Select , and then use your finger or stylus to draw a selection around the ink strokes you want to cut, copy, or delete. When the ink is selected 8 selection handles will appear around your selection , tap your finger inside the selection to display a menu of the following options:.
Tap Cut to remove the selection at its current location. To paste the removed ink strokes elsewhere on the page:. Tap and hold your finger on the page where you want to paste the previously selected ink strokes. After you release, tap Paste on the menu that appears, and then drag the pasted ink selection with your finger exactly where you want it. Tap Copy to keep the selection at its current location. To paste a copy of the selected ink strokes elsewhere on the page,.
Tap Delete to permanently remove the selection at its current location. If you change your mind, tap the Undo arrow near the top left corner of the app to restore the ink selection. Note: You can also delete ink strokes using the eraser icon to the left of the pens on the Draw tab. If you want to move a selection of ink strokes, tap and hold inside the selection, and then move your finger or stylus to drag the selection elsewhere on the page.
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