How do I copy a Link & paste into my Web Browser. What is a Web Browser? Thanks?

Examples of web browsers are Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox - it is what you use to view the Internet. At the top of the web browsers you will see an address that begins with http:// or www. - those are websites, or links. To view the link that was provided to you, erase the current website in your web browser and manually type in the link/website address. Or, to copy and paste, you need to highlight the link and then hold down the Ctrl button and at the same time press the "C" button on your keypad. Then let go of the buttons and you have successfully copied the link. Then go back to the web browser and click on the area at the top where there is a website and delete that website. Once it is clear, click on it and hold down the Ctrl button and at the same time hit the "V" button and let go. Then press enter

I'm assuming you are using microsoft windows as the operating system. Web Browser is the software application that downloads pages on the web for you to read. There are several web browsers that you can use. Internet Explorer is one that comes installed with Microsoft Windows. If you dont like internet explorer, you can download and install 3rd party applications such as Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, etc. To copy a link from the online newspaper, click and drag your mouse pointer over the link. The selected text will be marked in color. Now right click your mouse and select 'copy'. Open internet explorer and go to the long white space at the top of the window. Right click mouse and select 'Paste'. Press Enter Key to load that link.