how do I paste a website to one of my answers? want 10 points? answer now?!!!!?
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copy and paste the link to the answer...
copy and paste the link to the answer...
open a second bowser and right click on the link hit copy then come to the page and do right click paste
copy and paste
right click the address in the address bar and copy
then right click and past in your answer
you answer your ?,them scrool down to "Know your source? List it here:" and enter the website there.
there is the box below your answer to put the link (URI) of the site.
i d/k but i would if i could help out
can i still get the 10 pnts
srry that was mean never mind
good luck!!!
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 an i can help you. other wise just copy and paste <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>First open another web page with your Browser. (You will have two web sites on your computer. One you want to copy address from and the other HomeABC.net page.) Go to the website you want to copy the address from and highlight the URL with your mouse, Go to Edit and click on COPY. Now, go to HomeABC.net and click on the spot that you want to paste the address. Now, go to Edit and click on Paste. It should be copied into the space. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>ex. http://www.(site here).com Its that simple. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>I have Windows XP. I highlight the website's address, then hit CONTROL+C to copy the website's address. Then to paste it into HomeABC.net , I place the cursor where I want the web address to appear. Hit CONTROL+V and it will copy and put it where you want. If you want to copy INFORMATION gleened FROM a website, you would do the exact same thing. Highlight everything you want to include and do the same thing. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>While you have the site up, copy the address bar and paste it into your text. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>highlight your webaddress in your toolbar. hit Cntrl+C got to the document or area that you want the address and hit Cntrl+V. <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>copy and paste the link <!-- next Other Answers start --><hr>hit the printscreen button when the page is open it is like taking a snapshot of the computerscreen. <!-- answer-end --><li><a href=){kind=link}