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press C to copy, then V to paste.  
You Could save some time and energy this 
way in certain situations. The other part of the Ease Access  INIT, "Mouse Keys," is invoked by pressing  Command-Shift-Clear.  This acts as a  toggle, meaning you turn Mouse Keys off  the same way.  When Mouse Keys is on, the pointer can be moved by using the numeric keypad instead of the mouse.  The 8, 4, 2, & 6 keys are for direction while the 5 key functions like the mouse button.  The zero key (0) locks the "mouse button" so you can drag things.  The longer you hold down a direction key, the faster it moves.  If it moves too fast, you might want to use the Control Panel to change the mouse speed 
(Tablet is the slowest speed).

Although intended to aid those with disabilities, there are other Uses.  By 


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just "tapping" the direction key, you will 
move the pointer one pixel.  This can be 
useful for fine positioning of objects or 
the pointer in draw programs other 
programs that allow movement of objects 
(although many such programs are 
starting to incorporate their own method 
for fine movements).  Although it 
probably doesn't happen to you often, 
occasionally the mouse will freeze.  
Usually Easy Access will not be affected.  
So you can use Mouse Keys to shut down 
your computer gracefully instead of just 
using the restart button.

MultiFinder 6.1b9
Another tip if you are using this beta 
version of 
MultiFinder.  
If you press the 
option key and click