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To: Junkyardawg who started this subject	7/28/2000 11:53:58 AM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (3) of 110652

TIP OF THE WEEK (or so they say...) from David Einstein, columnist for Forbes Digital Tool "Suppose you want to save a portion of a document for later use. You can do it quickly by creating a ``scrap'' on the Windows desktop. Here's how: With the document open, use your mouse to select the text you want to save. Then drag the block of highlighted text to any empty area of your desktop. This will create a separate file on the desktop containing the scrap. You can open and edit it just by double-clicking the file's icon. Or, you can paste the scrap into another document by dragging the icon into an open document window." it does seem like a pretty cool tip... i don't know how useful it will prove to be? sfgate.com :) mark

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