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Mar 16, 2015 - 11:37 AM
Copy/Paste from Word:
Microsoft Office may place additional information on the clipboard and copy/paste may not work. There are a couple of ways to work around this issue.
- You can paste the text into Notepad and then copy/paste from Notepad into Pixie or Frames.
- Select and copy the text in Word. Add a text object in Pixie or Frames. Click inside so you have a blinking cursor. Then, paste the text.
Paste images from the Internet into Pixie, Frames, or Share:
Again, the image on the clipboard may contain more than just image data. The easiest solution is to save the files from the Internet to your Desktop or Pictures folder and then browse for them in Pixie from the Library (Browse button looks like a folder).
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Microsoft Office may place additional information on the clipboard and copy/paste may not work. There are a couple of ways to work around this issue.
- You can paste the text into Notepad and then copy/paste from Notepad into Pixie or Frames.
- Select and copy the text in Word. Add a text object in Pixie or Frames. Click inside so you have a blinking cursor. Then, paste the text.
Paste images from the Internet into Pixie, Frames, or Share:
Again, the image on the clipboard may contain more than just image data. The easiest solution is to save the files from the Internet to your Desktop or Pictures folder and then browse for them in Pixie from the Library (Browse button looks like a folder).
Short URL for this article -
http://goo.gl/J7Sgmr
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