Remarkable 2 How to cut and paste efficiently

[@MaverickNextGen]

CORRECTION 😱, in the video I keep saying that the overlapping squares button is PASTE which is next to the scissors. It is actually the COPY button, doh! 🥸

[@DennisHowe-ep2fn]

Some nice insights. The question I had is when my content runs down past the visible page how do I grab that content as part of the copy (I can grab the visible portion but I can't grab the content below the visible. Do you know how to do that?

[@MaverickNextGen]

Thanks Dennis, which software version is your remarkable running?

[@dansaxton2022]

really useful video, well explained - where do i get that page layout you have pls?

[@f1ne2]

Very good content ^^

[@MaverickNextGen]

Thanks, hope it helped you achieve what you wanted.

[@fauzansaputra1468]

Hi, can I copy a graph or text from PDF and paste it to my own note? As a student, this is really important feature.

[@persistenthomology]

no

[@faryalwaseer3927]

Thanks. Can u also copy a text or graph from a pdf file and past it into a note? It happend sometime that I read a book in pdf format but i want to copy a text from the pdf book into my notes.

[@persistenthomology]

no

[@forquer73]

Great info even from a evil lefty. 😂

[@MaverickNextGen]

No problem, maybe I should do a video on “reMarkable for lefties”

[@martinvandenbroek2532]

I am not a linguist, but the CUT, COPY jargon seems confusing. When you did a CUT the feedback given by the RM2 was that the selection was copied even though the selection disappeared from the page which suggests that a cut was made instead of a copy. 😳

[@MaverickNextGen]

Hi @Martin van den Broek, yes i agree it is a bit confusing possibly because I got mixed up with the copy icon. Reading your comment and reflecting on the options, when you select the object e.g. a word a box highlights your selection and you get a “copy (squares overlapping) and cut (scissors) button. Clicking the scissors button stores the object into memory and the object disappears from the screen. Clicking the copy button stores the object in memory and you can just tap the screen where you want it pasted. It’s a clever piece of kit.

[@luciantimofanovici2432]

Hello fellows, can you copy a selection from pdf on remarkable?

[@persistenthomology]

no

[@steveleisten8715]

You didn't show us how to paste into a different notebook. I keep pasting "off the page" Not helpful.

[@MaverickNextGen]

Hi @Steve Leisten, apologies if you goto 07:55 and I mention that you can do the paste into another notebook, in this case I show you the quick notes. The same principle applies however, navigate to the notebook, choose the page and tap where you want to paste. Cheers. How are you finding your rM2?