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Re: Error messages text in Windows XP SP2 / Internet Explorer 7
Maurizio wrote:
> How can I copy error messages text when the right-click menu does not offer > the copy/paste facility? Try swiping across the text. If you can highlight the text, you may be able to press Ctrl/C to copy the text. If it won't highlight or copy, press Shift/Prt Scrn to copy the error message to the Clipboard. (You may need to press Alt/Prt Scrn, Ctrl/Prt Scrn or just Prt Scrn for the desired capture of just the highlighted error window. I use PrintKey V2.3 and it requires Shift/Prt Scrn to capture just the highlighted window. Without this utility, I believe Alt/Prt Scrn is the proper key combination.) Paste the image into a graphics program, such as Paint, where you can print, or save as a bitmap image. -- Joe =o) |
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Re: Error messages text in Windows XP SP2 / Internet Explorer 7
On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:15:01 -0700, Maurizio
<Maurizio@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > How can I copy error messages text when the right-click menu does not offers > the copy/paste facility? Use the keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl-C to copy, Ctrl-X to cut, and Ctrl-V to paste. -- Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience Please Reply to the Newsgroup |
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