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Reply Thu 11 Dec 2008, 16:18Delegate Hend said...

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Insert

how can i insert a picture from the internet?
what is the shortcut for inserting something?

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Reply Fri 12 Dec 2008, 09:14Trainer Pete said...

RE: insert

Hi Hend,
Thank you for your question:
In answer: Open your destination program. Open your browser and navigate to the graphic (picture/photo) that you wish to insert.
Click on the graphic, choose Right click command Copy or keyboard CTRL+C, return to your destination program and choose right click command Paste or keyboard CTRL+V... if the graphic is not copywrite you may use it.
However note: many graphics are copywrite and you should obtain the owners permission before using them.
I hope that helps Pete

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