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01-26-2010, 02:43 PM
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if this is the wrong place i'm sure admin or mod will move it on over. thanks, guys.
january 28th at pheonix, arizona
i just received a coupon from quilter's rule for the show above. $1 off the admission and $25 off if you spend a million $$.
i want to pass it on to someone who wants it. i don't know how to do that without giving out my email page. how can i copy the CONTENT of the email without the entire page? just remember, go slow!
january 28th at pheonix, arizona
i just received a coupon from quilter's rule for the show above. $1 off the admission and $25 off if you spend a million $$.
i want to pass it on to someone who wants it. i don't know how to do that without giving out my email page. how can i copy the CONTENT of the email without the entire page? just remember, go slow!
01-26-2010, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
spend a million $$, sure hon.
you should be able to copy part of an email by high lighting the text to copy and the copy and paste it elsewhere.
you should be able to copy part of an email by high lighting the text to copy and the copy and paste it elsewhere.
01-26-2010, 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
Originally Posted by nativetexan
spend a million $$, sure hon.
you should be able to copy part of an email by high lighting the text to copy and the copy and paste it elsewhere.
you should be able to copy part of an email by high lighting the text to copy and the copy and paste it elsewhere.
then: auto select,
wait for page to change, and then highlight?
(you have just experienced the gist of my computer wisdom:mrgreen: )
NOW,
about the million...
maybe I could have a huge yard sale on fabrics.... :wink:
01-26-2010, 06:20 PM
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I've gotten around this by highlighting the coupon and selecting COPY. Then I PASTE it into a blank Word document that I've opened. When you're printing, all the page has on it is the coupon. You're printing from Word, rather than from the email program (which always seems to want to print the whole darn thing).
01-26-2010, 07:01 PM
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oops, I misunderstood. However, this might still work for you, if it saves on the Word page as jpg (not sure if it will) you can then post the jpg like you would post a picture. Sorry...best I can do...not to well-versed in this stuff.
01-26-2010, 07:45 PM
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that makes 2 of us. i'm going to try one more thing, then i give up. if this doesn't work, i'll just delete it and forget it.
i'll highlight and 'save to desktop'. i'll try to attach to a post window that way. i'll preview again to make sure my whole page, with all my info, doesn't show. if that doesn't do it, goodbye post.
i'll highlight and 'save to desktop'. i'll try to attach to a post window that way. i'll preview again to make sure my whole page, with all my info, doesn't show. if that doesn't do it, goodbye post.
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