HOW TO SELECT TEXT back to "Copy Instructions"
1. Using a mouse
2. Using a keyboard
3. Selecting the whole document
Step 1.: Make sure you can see the top of text on your screen. Position the cursor to the top left of the text you wish to copy.
Step 2.: Click the left mouse button once and hold it.
Step 3.: Start dragging the mouse downwards as far as you need, to select the text. If you go too far, just drag upwards and down again.
The text should now be black, which means it is selected. Do not worry if you selected one or two letters more than needed, you can delete this later after you paste the copied text. Better to have more than less !
Step 1.: Make sure you can see the top of text on your screen. Position the cursor to the top left of the text you wish to copy.
Step 2.: Click the left mouse button once, so that the cursor is blinking at the left side of the first letter of the text.
Step 3.: Hold the "Shift" key (the key under "Caps Lock" key) on the keyboard with one finger of your left hand. Do not let go untill you finish Step 4.
Step 4.: With the other hand, while still holding the shift key, press the Down arrow on the keyboard once. Keep pressing it, untill you come to the end of the text you want to select.
Note: The text should now be black, which means it is selected. Do not worry if you selected one or two letters more than needed, you can use Left and Right arrows on the keyboard (while still holding the shift key), and see them change color.
4. Selecting the whole document
Click on Edit and then Select All and the whole document will go black! This means that all the text has been selected in one go.