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Once you have Notepad opened, you can enter text by typing on your computer's keyboard.
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Notepad displays each paragraph of a document on one line. You must scroll the window from left to right to read the full document. To avoid this, you can use the word wrap feature in Notepad
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You can search for words or letters. To do this, click Edit on the menu.
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To look for more items, click Find Next and it will look for the next item.
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You can select and copy text from one location to another in Notepad.
To cut some text and then copy it to another location, first select the text (by holding the left mouse button down and dragging it over the text) and then click Edit.
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The text is cut from the document and copied to an area in the computer's memory called the Clipboard .
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Now go to the new location where you want the cut text to be copied to ("pasted"). Click Edit > Paste.
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The text is copied from the Clipbard to the new location (the text is "pasted" from the Clipboard).
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To copy text to the Clipboard without deleting it, select the text and click Edit > Copy.
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Click on a new location in your document and then click Edit > Paste.
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Your document is changed accordingly.
(You can only change the font of all the characters at once. For a program in which you can have more than one font face and size, see Wordpad, covered later in this series.)
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