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How do I copy and paste a link?

This is driving me nuts. If I did a Question on Yahoo, and I later want to copy and paste the link?

  • How to I copy and paste the link to my question to, say a post on another answer. I even have here directions and can't figure it out. The first thingy here says~~~~The "link" can be taken from the upper parallelogram on your screen. I have clicked every parallelogram there is and have gotten no where. The directions are good, it's just me, am missing something, and I am just not 'clicking.' So, good luck trying to help me here, but it's frustrating. Thanks, Thomas

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    Just click on your question. Then look up near the top of your browser and where you will type the URL to go to Google or Yahoo or any place on the internet will be the link to your question. Right click on it. It should turn blue. Hit Copy with the left button. When you want to paste it right click in the message box and select Paste with the left button.

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I thought you'd still be able to do so just aslong as you had some link to said question !?! All you'd need to do was copy what you'd see in your browser & file that for later usage . !?! ;-{} r"R"r;a;wWwrRr

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Thomas i am sorry i am not into poetry and certainly not long serialised efforts there fore i delete them to carry on my main reason for being on the site. That is counselling..

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