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.

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...

Images have to be transferred to the EasyWebWriter webspace by being uploaded. They cannot be pasted from the clipboard as this only works if the destination document is on your own computer or one on a local network rather than on the internet. Just save the images to a known folder on your computer making sure they are JPEG (.jpg or .jpeg) or GIF and smaller than 50Kb in size. Then use the EasyWebWriter 'insert image' button on the page editing toolbar and choose 'upload'. 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...

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...

No, you can only save High resolution TIF files and you can Multi select and Save. Many software products is able to load / import a TIF file, Adobe Pagemaker, Adobe Illustrator and many more. See similar questions...

Hold down the left mouse button and pass the cursor over the keycode. This will highlight the code in black. Let go of the mouse button and move the cursor to the center of the highlight without pressing any buttons. Put the cursor in the registration window, press the right-most mouse button again and select "Paste" from the pop-up menu. The keycode should appear in the registration box. Be sure to eliminate any spaces before or after the code so you can have a clean paste. See similar questions...

Highlight - Position the mouse pointer at the top left of the code. Press down the left mouse button and while holding it down drag the mouse to the bottom right of the text. This should highlight the text to copy. Copy - Whilst the mouse pointer is over the highlighted text click the right mouse button and select 'Copy' Paste - Click where you wish the text to be inserted. See similar questions...

Under X-windows, use your mouse. Highlight the text to be copied, switch to the location where you want to copy it, and press the middle mouse button to paste. This works nice and fast, as long as during the switching you do not deselect the original text. If your mouse has only two buttons (no middle button) use "both buttons together" or perhaps the right button (which combination works depends on your setup). Note that on a "wheel" mouse the wheel is the middle button. See similar questions...

Yes. If you want to paste a text from the clipboard into a find toolbar entry choose Paste from Edit submenu in application menu or in context sensitive menu. See similar questions...

All modern operating systems such as Microsoft Windows have a feature where you can "copy" selected items to a thing called the "clipboard", where those items are temporarily stored. You can then "paste" the contents of the clipboard to another location. Typically this is used for duplicating text from one document to another. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

If you have copied the body of your text submission from Microsoft Word our system will ask you if you would like to clean the text before pasting it into the submission template. Please comply - it will ensure proper formatting. See similar questions...

Please do not copy/paste entire articles from news sites or similar into your postings. Place a link instead and give a short extract what the article is about. This is both tidier and also avoids copyright issues regarding the originator of that content. See similar questions...

Yes, you can use the copy/paste function of word processing software (such as MS Word) to copy in text where free text is allowed in the proposal. This includes the comments fields as well as the reports (e.g., Abstract, Progress Reports). See similar questions...

Consult the manual that came with your computer or ask a computer-knowledgeable friend for assistance. See similar questions...