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     Shortcut key: CTRL+INS
 
     Use the Copy command to copy any selected line from the active
     window to the clipboard. After the copy operation, the selected
     line remains in the active window but is no longer highlighted.
 
     After you copy a line to the clipboard, choose Paste or press
     SHIFT+INS to insert it into the active window. This window must be
     the Memory, Local, Watch, Register, 8087, or Command window. Text
     is inserted at the cursor. The copied text is now in both the
     window and the clipboard.
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