[nfbcs] Pasting from the Internet to an email

[Steve Jacobson]

Jim,

The problem is that screen readers do not preserve all of the formatting in their Virtual Buffers.  Window-Eyes, for 
example, doesn't even preserve blank lines.  You can try turrning the virtual curser or Browse Mode off, select all with 
CONTROL A, copy, and then past and you will get the whole page.  You can then delete what you don't want.  You 
could also copy the whole thing into Word, and then select from Word into the e-mail and that might work.  Sometimes 
selecting part of a page with the mouse pointer in Window-Eyes or "Jaws Cursor" can work but I find this to be less 
predictable.  Maybe someone has a simpler approach, though.

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 00:32:47 -0700, Jim wrote:

>Hi there,

> 

>I have a question.

> 

>I'm using Outlook 2010, and am trying to paste something from the internet
>into an email which I want to send to someone.

>I copied all of the material I needed but then when I pasted it, the links
>and pictures and I guess the formatting have gone away.  It's all text.

>Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

>Jim

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