At some instance during editing a document you bump into a situation where text or object must be literally moved to a different position within the current document or to another document instead of making its duplicate (copy).
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There is a simpler way than getting to erase and recreating the text/ object in the correct position. In Microsoft office word 2007 we use a moving tool referred to as cutting tool.
After this tool has been activated by clicking on cut command, the cut text/ object is temporarily held in a storage location known as clipboard. It is there after moved to the intended position after clicking on paste.
If you want to move text/ object in Microsoft office word 2007 then follow the below guide.
- Highlight the text/ object.
- Click on Home ribbon then from the clipboard panel, identify cut command and click it.
- Position the insertion pointer where you want the text/ object to be placed.
- Click paste command from clipboard panel
To use keyboard shortcuts.
- Press Ctrl+X to cut
- Press Ctrl+V to paste
You also can use the a mouse, select the text/ object to move then drag it to the required position and release the lesft mouse button.