Edit and then Copy

Select Edit and then Copy from the menus or type CTRL-C to copy the selected items to the clipboard. Next, switch to Microsoft Word and place the cursor at the location where you would like to place the circuit ... 

Once the text is highlighted in red, you can copy the data. Select Edit and then Copy from the Probe menus to copy the Hata of the selected trace ... 

Select Edit and then Copy from the Internet Explorer menus ... 

To copy the text, select Edit and then Copy from the Internet Explorer menus. Next, switch back to Capture and select the op-amp part ... 

Select Edit and then Copy from the Access menus to copy the data for the LM324. Next, scroll the table down until you see the last line of the table. It will be empty ... 

When you click the OK button, the image is copied to the clipboard. Switch to MS Word, place the cursor at the location at which you would like to insert the picture, and then select Edit and then Paste from the MS Word menus ... 

We would like to paste the text we copied into this window. Select Edit and then Paste from the Model Editor menus to replace the selected text with the model copied from International Rectifier ... 

Select Edit and then Paste to copy the LM324 information to this line ... 

A. I think that it would be much more advisable to write and say that you have just received copies of the latest edition of the Guidelines and that as a local section you are very much in favor of them rather than commenting by word of mouth. I think that it is much better to put the local section on record in writing with respect to their position and then to follow up by visits if it seems desirable. 

At this point your schematic may have bits of garbage floating around due to the editing. To get a fresh copy of the screen, select View and then Zoom from the menus ... 

Because the ionic strength of a 1 1 electrolyte is equal to the concentration, copy the value 0.041 23 from cell B10 into cell B4. (To transfer a numerical value, rather than a formula, COPY cell B10 and then highlight cell B4. In the EDIT menu, select PASTE SPECIAL and then choose Value. The numerical value from B10 will be pasted into B4.) This procedure gives new activity coefficients in cells B6 and B8 and a new concentration in cell B10. Copy the new concentration from cell BIO into cell B4 and repeat this procedure several times until you have a constant answer. 

One of the most useful features of spreadsheets is the ease with which repetitive calculations can be done by copying the formula in one cell to others. A formula in a cell is a mathematical operation that can utilize values contained in other cells, as shown by the formula content of the active cell B14. This formula is displayed in the information bar at the top of the spreadsheet of Fig. 1 and is the equation for the Morse potential function, with the cell addresses of the constants Dg, /3, and the variable r entered instead of numerical values. By using the Edit menu (or the right mouse button), the formula operation of B14 can be Copied and then Pasted into cells B15, B16.B73, thus giv-... 

With the inset chart selected, hold down the SHIFT key while choosing the Edit menu, and choose Copy Picture..,. In the Copy Picture dialog box, choose As Shown On Screen, then press OK. Activate the main chart and Paste the picture. You can select the inset chart and move and size it as any graphic object. Position the inset chart on the main chart. 

Figure 8-5 Generating 10 random numbers from 1 to 1000 by use of a spreadsheet. The random number function in Excel [=RAND ) ] generates random numbers between 0 and 1. The multiplier shown in the documentation ensures that the numbers generated in column B will be between 1 and 1000. To obtain integer numbers, we use the Format/Cells. .. command on the menu bar, choose Number and then 0 decimal places. So that the numbers do not change with every recalculation, the random numbers in column B are copied and then pasted as values into column C using the Edit/Paste Special.

Rather than use another counter to establish the Simpson s rule multipliers in column GU, required for the second integration, it is simpler to copy these from row 11 and then, with corrections for the first and last entries, use the EDIT /PASTE SPECIA17TRANSPOSE option. 

Select cell A8 and then on the Edit menu choose the Copy command. This copies the contents of cell A8 to a storage area called the Clipboard. Now select all cells fi om A9 through A107 by dragging the mouse. From the Edit menu choose the Paste com-... 

In earlier editions of the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics (CRC Press), percent composition and specific gravity data for solutions of many common reagent solutions are given. Let us take, for example, pairs of values for aqueous hydrochloric acid (%HC1, sp gr at 25°C) from the Handbook and copy the data into Quattro, and then calculate the molarity, molality and mole fraction of HCl for each of these solutions. 

Church published three books, which were then compiled into his basic text Mechanics of engineering. This epoch-making work went through a number of editions and became one of the most widely used textbooks of the United States. In addition to his various books. Church also published in technical journals. He was the founder of the technical school as opposed to the trade school. He donated to Cornell University the Fuertes Laboratory, including a 12-inch telescope lens. He further established in 1917 the Irving P. Church Fund for Cornell alumni to purchase books. Painting was one of his favorite diversions in his later years, and his house was filled with his copies of masterpieces. 

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