Copy/paste on Word

Hi,

That's very nice, but it doesn't help me...
It's my wife's little exam, I don't want her to fail it,

Anyway, she started typing it, but it's because I don't believe at all in this story, how to see if it was copied/pasted
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But you must never forget that they are.

I meant before restarting the PC.

Good evening,

See http://forum.telecharger.01net.com/forum/high-tech/LOGICIELS/Windows-XP/stocker-presse-papier-sujet_353992_1.htm

I imagine that by typing on the internet "a part of the text" for which the teacher thinks is "plagiarized," and considering the style and ideas developed that do not fit well with the rest of the topic, there is a high chance of discovering the origin of a part of the text. In this case, rather than appropriating ideas with "copy/paste" word for word, it is better to mention one's sources and develop one's critique, personal viewpoint, pros and cons with personal arguments, on the specific idea in question. The effort of personal reflection being made (even more or less well), in the end, it will pay off with a good grade.

Ils ont des logiciels qui passent en revue le net pour trouver si une partie de ton texte est identique à celle d'un site web. S'il y a des similitudes, il le trouvera.

the question is not whether it is copy-pasted FROM THE NET,
since the teacher provided a text on Word to copy and format in another Word file.

the point is not whether it is taken from the net, but whether we can tell that a text is copied/pasted, regardless of its source.
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One should not underestimate people,
but one must never forget that they are.

Thank you for all your information
^^
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You shouldn't underestimate people,
But you should never forget that they are.

Do it anyway: You'll see how things unfold...
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