Its a challenge for all computer lovers answer plzz?

Highlight the text you wish to copy with your mouse.

Right-click and choose copy from the context menu.

Right-Click where you want to paste, click paste from the context menu.

Done.

Highlight the text you want to copy, then press the application key (the key next to ctrl) and press the down arrow key to highlight the copy option and press enter, then place the cursor at the position where you want to paste the text and then again press the application key and then again press down to highlight the paste option and press enter. That's it, you are done.

Take cursor to left of text. Shift + right arrow. Select the word. Press right click key on keybord. Select copy by down arrow. Move curser to where u want to paste and press insert key.

Assuming you are using Windows, pipe it into clipboard. Clipboard is what your data is stored in so you can be able to paste.

For text: Open command prompt, type "ECHO text | clip"

Now the word text is in your clipboard.

For a file: Open command prompt, type "TYPE c:\file.txt | clip"

Now all the text from that text file is in your clipboard.

To filter certain areas of the file in the clipboard, read into FINDSTR and maybe FOR /F.

Just open command prompt

Open RUN, type 'cmd'(without the inverted commas) and hit enter

type the following: "copy <address of the file>" hit enter

example "copy C:\Program Files\abcd.txt"

then type the following

"paste <address where to paste>"

example "paste D:\My folder\textfiles\" hit enter

n.b. don't use the inverted commas

You cant copy text from a word document or notepad without mouse or using ctrl+c/v

I don't think it's possible....to be honest....the only two ways I know of it is to use via ctrl or to right click. Give us the answer, idk

I would get an external touch pad and then just right click and choose copy paste. Or I would just use function keys and arrow keys on keyboard to use as mouse. Then right click on a file and choose copy or paste. I used this when i was on Windows 98 years ago.