Copy and Paste images
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10-10-06, 05:13 PM
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Copy and Paste images
2x2 started a thread that got moved to the "Chats and Whines" section.. I see no reason for that.. It didn't seem to have anything to do with this website.. It was about word processing..
You can right click on an image and select Copy, then Paste it to where you want, or save - view, etc..
You can right click on an image and select Copy, then Paste it to where you want, or save - view, etc..
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#2
10-11-06, 06:16 AM
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http://forum.doityourself.com/showthread.php?t=280621
Please reread the post - it was about this site, not about word processing.
Please reread the post - it was about this site, not about word processing.
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10-11-06, 11:27 AM
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The whole thread is about allowed features. It is obvious to me that this is meant to mean features allowed on this site. It is possible to copy and paste images, just not to this site. How are you interpretting the post?
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10-11-06, 12:04 PM
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I interpret the post to mean Copy-Paste a .jpg photo to a document, into a message here, or even as a signature.. Doing so to forums such as these takes up alot of bandwidth, and I can understand why that is not allowed here, but I see no mention of using images from this website for personal use..
Of course, with website images, which can be copied, it is mandatory to get permission to use them..
Of course, with website images, which can be copied, it is mandatory to get permission to use them..
#7
10-11-06, 01:48 PM
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I'm close to the same, I just see the cutting and pasting to a document being the comparative example for what he would like to be able to do here. I guess the bottom line is we need 2x2 to clarify for us. I hope you can at least see, based on my interpretation of the original post, why I thought chats & whines was a better forum for the thread.
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