Do this until the entire text is in your word processor. Two temptations will face you as you move material from the Web page to your word processor. One is to select several paragraphs at a time to copy. The other is to click on the Select All option in the browser's Edit submenu. Don't give in to either one.
Virtual memory is a creature of Windows.
When you boot up the computer and load Windows, the program carves out some space on the hard drive for itself. Then, as you run your programs and create and change files, Windows uses that space on the hard drive to store those parts of the files you are not using at the moment, but that may have to be called back into action at the flick of a key. This swapping action is the reason that virtual memory is called the swap file. When you shut down the computer, the virtual memory vanishes. Because Windows depends heavily on virtual memory, make sure that your hard drive has enough space on it for Windows to create an adequate swap file.