Are you running IE7? Would it be worth upgrading to IE8?
Other suggestions found here:
http://tinyurl.com/pasting-web-images
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David Olsen
www.powerbits.com.au
"BillyBuckets" <billy.buckets******.com> wrote in message
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> David Olsen;1216946 Wrote:
>> Is it only ON? Does cut & paste of images work with Word?
>>
>> Is it only images in browsers? Can you cut an image from a Word
>> document
>> and paste into ON?
>>
>> Also, try IE + Send to OneNote without add-ons:
>> Start-Programs-Accessories-System Tools-Internet Explorer (No Add-ons)
>>
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>> David Olsen
>> 'www.powerbits.com.au' (http://www.powerbits.com.au)
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>>
>> I just noticed my previous post was all one block of text. I don't
> know what happened to my line breaks... you have to type the tag
> manually here?
>
> Anyway, I tried selecting a webpage with text and images and pasting
> into Word. The pictures were merely appropriately sized placeholders,
> not actual images. I tried right clicking an image and pasting it into
> Word; the same thing happened as when I highlighted the image. When
> pasting into ON, only the "Pasted from " appeared.
>
> Win+S works for screen caps, so I know that my office suite CAN handle
> pasted images. I also opened an image from the hard drive, right
> clicked Copy in MS image previewer, and pasted it just fine into Word
> and ON. It seems that the problem is only with images directly from the
> web. I have no idea why this might be... running IE with no addons
> makes no difference, and I have tried two other browsers (safari and
> flashpeak slimbrowser) and no luck.
>
> Does Office handle images from the web differently? Are there
> differences in images on the clipboard based on where they came from? I
> don't understand this at all.
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>
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> BillyBuckets