To paste multiple items into Word from the Office 2007 clipboard, first turn 
on the clipboard by going to the Home tab, then tabbing four or five times 
to the clipboard group, and pressing enter. If you want to make adjustments 
to how the clipboard works and displays, tab to the Options button, press 
enter, and check or uncheck boxes, pressing escape when you finish. To 
actually use it, do the following:

1. Move focus to the point in the document where you want the new text to 
appear.

2. Press F6 to get to the clipboard. (Pressing F6 twice gets you to the 
status bar, where you run a word count, etc).

3. Once you're in the clipboard, tab to the list of entries, and arrow up or 
down through the items to the one you want. Jaws doesn't announce the items 
as you arrow through the list, so you need to use the say-line command to 
hear it. You don't necessarily hear the whole block of text, but you do hear 
enough to know which block it is.

4. when you get to the item you want, press enter. The item is pasted in the 
document at the cursor position.

I learned this recently. the link I used is here:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/copy-and-paste-multiple-items-by-using-the-office-clipboard-HA010163602.aspx 


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