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2 Highlight the text you want to copy Use the shortcut key Ctrl+C on a PC or Cmd+C on an Apple Mac to copy the text Move the text cursor to where you want to paste the text.
3 Open up the page you want to add a bookmark to.Find the star in the URL box.Click the star. A box should pop up.

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1. Red for flagged spelling errors
2. To copy the text, on your keyboard, press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C or right-click the highlighted text and click Copy. To paste text, place your cursor where you want it to be pasted and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V, or right-click where you want to paste the text and click Paste.
3. Navigate to the page you'd like to bookmark
Tap the share button. ...
Tap the Bookmark Icon.
Name the bookmark and select the folder in which you want it saved.
Tap Add.
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1. Use the spell check or grammar check to fix red squiggles. They mean you misspelled something.
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1)Red squiggle line When the computer knows your about to fail even when YOU don't.

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2)To copy the text, on your keyboard, press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C or right-click the highlighted text and click Copy. To paste text, place your cursor where you want it to be pasted and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V, or right-click where you want to paste the text and click Paste
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1. Navigate to the page you'd like to bookmark.

2. Tap the share button. ...

3. Tap the Bookmark Icon.

4. Name the bookmark and select the folder in which you want it saved.

5. Tap Add.

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5)  You can do this by going to Device Manager and then right-clicking on the sound device and choosing Uninstall. Go ahead and restart the computer and Windows will automatically reinstall the sound device. This may fix your problem in some cases. Hopefully, the sound on your laptop or PC is working now!

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1 you might want to use the spell check or grammar check (the wavy red, blue, and green lines) to keep mistakes to a minimum...

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2 press and hold Ctrl (the control key) on the keyboard and then press the C on the keyboard. To paste, press and hold down Ctrl and then press V.

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1. By default, Word automatically checks your document for spelling and grammar errors, so you may not even need to run a separate check. These errors are indicated by colored, wavy lines. The red line indicates a misspelled word. The blue line indicates a grammatical error, including misused words.
2. If you don't want to see Word put red squiggly lines under words that aren't in its dictionary, and you don't want green squiggly lines under phrases that don't match Word's grammatical rules, use File, Options, Proofing, and clear the checkbox next to "Check spelling as you type" (that gets rid of the red squiggly .

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1. you might want to use the spell check or grammar check (the wavy red, blue, and green lines) to keep mistakes to a minimum...
2. To copy the text, on your keyboard, press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C or right-click the highlighted text and click Copy. To paste text, place your cursor where you want it to be pasted and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V, or right-click where you want to paste the text and click Paste.
3. Step 1
First of all, note that the process for adding bookmarks may be slightly different. The instructions provided in this guide which were written using Safari and Google Chrome.

Step 2
If you are using Safari, simply navigate your browser to the website you want to bookmark. Then, select the “Bookmarks” tab from the middle of the navigation bar at the top of the screen. Finally, click “Add Bookmark.” You’ll have options for whether to add the bookmark to the favorites bar (visible right on your browser) or to some other folder of favorite sites.

Step 3
If you are using Google Chrome, the process is nearly identical. Launch your browser, find the page you want to bookmark, and select the “Bookmarks” tab. From the drop down menu, select “Bookmark This Page,” and then choose which bookmark folder to save it in.
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1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. In the top right corner of the browser, click the Tools icon.

3. Click Internet options.

4. In the General tab, find the "Search" section and click Settings.

5. Select Google.

6. Click Set as default.

7. Click Close.

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1. Red for flagged spelling errors (or words that MS Word doesn't know).
2. While you can make an argument that some methods are faster than others, the one you choose will largely be down to personal preference, so we’ll break down each one in turn and you can then pick which is right for you.
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1. Navigate to the page you'd like to bookmark.

2. Press Command + D or click Bookmarks at the top of the browser window and select Add Bookmark... from the drop-down menu.

3. Name the bookmark and select the folder in which you want it saved.

4. Navigate to the page you'd like to bookmark.

5. Press Command + D or click Bookmarks at the top of the browser window and select Add Bookmark... from the drop-down menu.

6. Name the bookmark and select the folder in which you want it saved.

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1. What does it mean when a red squiggly line appears under a typed word? How do we fix it?

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1. If you don't want to see Word put red squiggly lines under words that aren't in its dictionary
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To copy the text, on your keyboard, press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+C or right-click the highlighted text and click Copy. To paste text, place your cursor where you want it to be pasted and press the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V, or right-click where you want to paste the text and click Paste.Aug 3, 2018

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A RED squiggly line means the word is misspelled.

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A RED squiggly line means the word is misspelled.

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1. you might want to use the spell check or grammar check (the wavy red, blue, and green lines) to keep mistakes to a minimum...
2.  Cut or Copy Highlight the Text or Link
3.Navigate to the page you'd like to bookmark.Press Command + D or click Bookmarks at the top of the browser window and select Add Bookmark... from the drop-down menu.Name the bookmark and select the folder in which you want it saved.
4. Instead of reaching for the same search engine and the same search process that you always use - with limited results - why not step back a bit and see if there's a different way you can accomplish your next search task? This article is a step by step walk-through that takes you through common questions that are asked in a general search query.

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Go to File > Save As.

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Select OneDrive so you can get to your document from anywhere.

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Select OneDrive so you can get to your document from anywhere.

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1. If you don't want to see Word put red squiggly lines under words that aren't in its dictionary, and you don't want green squiggly lines under phrases that don't match Word's grammatical rules, use File, Options, Proofing, and clear the checkbox next to "Check spelling as you type"
2.  Once text is highlighted, it's also possible to copy and paste it using a keyboard shortcut instead of the mouse, which some people find easier. To copy, press and hold Ctrl (the control key) on the keyboard and then press the C on the keyboard. To paste, press and hold down Ctrl and then press V.