The up and down arrows don't work to navigate to different rows. Use the right and left arrow keys to move forward and backward. The focus is placed on the first icon on the left in the top row. To use your keyboard to jump to the editor toolbar, press Alt + F10. The menu changes based on the location of the cursor and whether or not you've selected text. You can also right-click text to access commonly-used options. You can select the Source code icon and edit or add code, or the Insert/edit code sample icon. The default view is WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get). You have creative control over how your content appears and the flexibility to change the order and appearance. You can also use the options in the editor to attach files, embed multimedia, and insert equations, links, and tables. All bullets, numbered lists, indentations, line spacing, centered text, and font formatting and sizing will be removed. Only use this option if you understand that all formatting will be removed. To remove the Word formatting after you paste the text in the editor, select all the text and select the Remove Formatting icon. To avoid the formatting issues, you can remove the formatting and reformat it with the options in the editor. You also may not be able to remove or add formatting after you paste the text into the editor.

Your original formatting may not appear as you want. You may see issues when you copy and paste text from a Word document directly into the editor.

You'll have the best results if you type your text directly in the editor and format it with the available options. Mac: Command + A to select all the text, Command + C to copy, and Command + V to paste.Windows: Ctrl + A to select all the text, Ctrl + C to copy, and Ctrl + V to paste.

You can also use key combinations to copy and paste: Select the text and right-click to copy it. Or, before you submit or save, you can copy all of the text you want to add. You can type in an offline simple text editor, such as Notepad or TextEdit, and then copy and paste your work into your course. While you add text to your course, you can protect against loss of work if an internet connection loss or software error occurs.

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