If you prefer a keyboard shortcut instead of the context menu, press Ctrl+V to paste the text from the clipboard.
Click the mouse cursor where you want to paste the text, right-click, and then select “Paste” from the context menu that appears. Now that you have text copied to the clipboard, open up a document, word processor, or text box (such as Chrome’s address bar) to paste it into place. Tip: If you want to altogether remove text from a document while copying it to the clipboard, click “Cut” from the context menu or press Ctrl+X instead. RELATED: How to Right-Click on a ChromebookĪlternatively, instead of using the right-click context menu, you can press Ctrl+C to copy the highlighted text to the clipboard. Right-click the selection-either with two fingers on a trackpad, with a mouse, or by pressing Alt while clicking-and then click “Copy.” The first thing you want to do is open up a document or webpage and highlight the word(s) or line(s) you want to copy.
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