YES. Most MPD data tables can be copy/pasted directly into Microsoft Excel for local manipulation and analysis. This works with MSIE and Firefox browsers, and maybe others: For best results set black line table borders preference first. Click on Preferences at the top of any MPD page. After you've set the black lines preference, refresh the page that has the table on it. With the desired MPD table showing in your browser, select the table by dragging downward over it with the mouse.

This happens when you are trying to copy from ISO8519-1 or any other non-UTF type to UTF-8. EditLive! supports only UTF-8 for copy and pasting. The problem can be resolved by setting the document character set to UTF-8 instead of ISO-8859-1 or any other non-UTF document character set. On a base level, the main difference between EditLive! and EditLive! for XML is the type of content they edit. See similar questions...

Yes you can. To do this, start by clicking on the thumbnail image in order to enlarge it to its full size. Then, (if you are using Windows) right mouse click on the image and click copy. In Word, right mouse click over the area you want the image to be, and click paste. If you are using Mac, choose control click to select the copy and paste functions. Once an image is copied into another document, it is still subject to the terms specified in our terms of use. See similar questions...

To copy the text, use your mouse to move your cursor to the beginning of the text you want to copy. Click down on your mouse button (left button, if you have a choice) and move your mouse, while holding the button down, to the end of the text your want to copy. Then release the button. On your keyboard, press the Control and C keys simultaneously. If you are using a Mac, press Apple and C keys simultaneously. You have copied the text. See similar questions...

No. The viewer is only meant to VIEW them and not edit them. However, it is heard that there is an application under development for this particular task. See similar questions...

Of course, you can copy and paste text from Microsoft Word and other such external applications into Editlet and retain 100% source formatting. See similar questions...

Two rooming list formats are provided to you for ease of use. Depending on your housing provider and size of the event, you may find it easier to work with one format over the other. In most cases, however, you will find that it is easier to transfer rooming lists data using the MS Excel file format. See similar questions...

We are aware of and are working to correct certain issues that are associated with copying and pasting text from a Microsoft Word Document. The situation arises when a user copies text which contains special formatting or extended set characters from a Word document and pastes them into fields in Form 398. These characters include 'smart quotes' and 'apostrophes'. See similar questions...

Yes. Position your mouse cursor on the page, click and hold down your mouse button, and drag the mouse to highlight the text you want to copy (to select all the text on a page quickly, go to the Edit menu and choose Select All). Then go to the Edit menu and select Copy. Switch to your word processor and choose Paste from the word processor's Edit menu. See similar questions...

EMF images can be edited after you pasted in Microsoft Word, Excel or PowerPoint. You might need to ungroup before you edit. Also occasionally some parts of images might get distorted. Any matters on Microsoft Word, Excel or Powerpoint are out of ranges of JUDE support. However please inform us of any bugs that might occur with these products so we can try to resolve them. To use this function, you need to copy the lib/tools.jar file, included in J2SDK, to the install folder of JUDE. See similar questions...

StarOffice is installed in /usr/local/contrib/bin; this should be in your $PATH. To invoke StarOffice type 'soffice' at the command prompt. See similar questions...

Use of MS Office applications will not be affected. EXCEPTION: If you had databases created in older versions of MS Access prior to migrating, there may be issues when opening them in MS Access 2003. See similar questions...

Yes, Microsoft Word 97 or higher version and Excel 97 or higher version can read HTML format files directly. So you can use MS Word or Excel open Web Site Traffic Analyzer's report files. Generally, the report files are stored under "C:\Program Files\123LogAnalyzer\Report\" folder, the file names are p0.htm to p8.htm See similar questions...

The simple answer is: copy and paste from Word or Excel into a CityDesk article. We do not really advise to do this except for tables formatted in Excel (CityDesk currently does not have any intrinsic support for table formatting). When you copy and paste from an MS Office application into CityDesk all formatting will also be transferred resulting in rather messy HTML code within the CityDesk article. See similar questions...

Currently your best choice is either StarOffice or OpenOffice. If you're using Mandrake 9.0, OpenOffice is provided on the Mandrake CDs. Don't expect the file conversion to be perfect in all cases, although it is very good for most files. See similar questions...

Yes, we have highly accurate programs to convert paper documents into MS Word or Excel. These enable us to scan, OCR convert and then verify/error check any original typed information. See similar questions...

Of course you can, but only copy up to the first "?". Otherwise, if you're copying an URL from a page that you got to from your personalized page, you can cause anyone who clicks on the link to set a cookie on their machine with your personalized page info in it. See similar questions...

The 'Open in MS Word' icon opens MS Word and pastes the chosen text there. Use this icon if you want just one text. The 'Copy to Word' icon copies the text to the clipboard. It can then be pasted where required. Use this icon if you want to copy a text into an existing Word document or other program. See similar questions...

Don't use Ctr-V to paste, use right-mouse "Paste" the text into the Component parameter panel instead See similar questions...

Copying and pasting from word doesn't work well, because Word inserts dirty HTML. Either you can edit the source code to clean this up, OR you can first copy and paste from Word to Notepad, and then copy and paste from Notepad to the component. You will lose all your formatting in the process, but will also lose all the dirty HTML. See similar questions...