How often have you had a need to copy and/or paste text either to or from the command prompt in Windows?  Here's how... To copy text from a command prompt window First select and copy text from any Windows program, then open a command prompt window. Next... RIGHT-CLICK on the TITLE BAR... Select EDIT. You will now be able to paste your selected text into the command prompt window by clicking on PASTE. To paste text from a command prompt window You must first RIGHT - CLICK on the command prompt window title bar, select EDIT then select MARK After doing so, you will be able to select text within the command prompt window by clicking and dragging with your mouse... After selecting your text, you will need to RIGHT-CLICK the TITLE-BAR, select EDIT then select COPY... Last step, open the Windows program you wish to paste the copied text.

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I'll first briefly touch on your upgrade path options, then discuss some cost effective methods regarding an actual upgrade. Upgrade to Windows 8 You can upgrade to Windows 8 and keep Windows settings, personal files, and applications from the following Windows operating system editions: Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade to Windows 8 Pro You can upgrade to Windows 8 Pro and keep Windows settings, personal files, and applications from the following Windows operating system editions: Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Home Premium *Windows 7 Professional *Windows 7 Ultimate " Source: Microsoft TechNet. For the complete exhaustive upgrade path reference... http://technet.microsoft.com/library/jj203353.aspx *If you are running Windows Professional or Ultimate and you want to keep your applications without re-installing them, then your only option is to upgrade to the 'Pro' version of Windows 8.