To move text or graphics using the Copy and Paste commands.

Command used to save a file for the first time or to create a new file with a different filename, leaving the original file intact.

To remove an item from a document and place it on the Clipboard

To place a copied item from the Clipboard to a location in a document.

A temporary storage area for items that are cut or copied from any Office file and are available for pasting.

To store a file permanently on a disk or to overwrite the copy of a file that is stored on a disk with the changes made to the file.

To move text or a graphic by dragging it to a new location using the mouse.

A clipboard that stores only the last item cut or copied from a document.

A temporary storage are shared by all Office programs that can be used to cut, copy, and paste multiple items within and between Office programs.

To make a duplicate copy of a file, folder, or other object that you want to store in another location.

Text or a graphic that opens a file, Web page, or other item when clicked.

Details about a file, such as author name or the date the file was created, that are used to describe, organize and search for files.