On Mar 5, 7:13*pm, BillyBuckets <mm445...@spamcorptastic.com> wrote:
> I have scoured every forum I could find for a solution to this problem
> and I am still unable to fix it. *I am running Vista home premium on
> both 32 and 64 bit PCs (I know there is a problem with the printing on
> the 64 bit computers, so I am not concerned with fixing it on that one).
> -When I send from IE's powertoy, I get no images. -When I send from
> firefox's send to onenote add-in, I get no images -When I right click in
> firefox or IE and copy and image, then paste to onenote, I get no image.
> -When I take a clipping with the Windows + S key and paste, I DO get an
> image. -When I print to onenote, I DO get images (but I do not want to
> print to onenote, as this makes the text uneditable and effectively
> inserts PDF-like pages) *What I need is to be able to highlight text w/
> images mixed in, in a browser, and send the whole thing to onenote. Is
> there any solution?
>
> --
> BillyBuckets

Had this same problem. Found out that this feature only works
correctly for HTML formatted messages. To test this you can make sure
your default email format is HTML then copy and paste the contents of
a message that won't send to onenote correctly into a new message,
send it to yourself, then use the send to onenote feature.

Unfortunately, you can't control the format of email messages that
people send you but in our case we were able to set the email format
to HTML for our entire organization.

Not sure if the inability to send RTF messages correctly to OneNote is
a bug or if it is as designed, but I'm pretty sure this is your
problem.