If you are a blogger and are editing and quoting from other locations and sources the main trick is to copy a word button to a new page you are working on. However, having done that in multiple windows (I prefer Firefox for doing this because of the ease of working in multiple windows by the way). However, sometimes you lose where you got that source from in the process of quoting an important article for your readers. So, one way to easily deal with this is to publish your word button by itself then click on the word button so another window opens up with the article. This allows you to quote some or all of that source open up your own page at your web site copy the part you want to quote and then you have a word button (so no one can accuse you of taking credit for something someone else wrote and you are giving credit to whoever wrote it in real time) and you also have some or all of the article you wanted that you lost the location of. This is a very quick way to solve the problem of losing where an article is from. So, if the first thing you do is to copy a word button of the article you can always do this. So, when there is no word button you can copy and quote you copy the URL at the top of the page and you can also do the same thing with a URL by copying and pasting that URL to another top of another page then copying what you want to quote and then pasting it to your web site page so your readers can view the important articles you want to share with them from around the world.
Good Luck!
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