12-01-2019, 01:19 PM
If it's any consolation, Ruth, my partner, who is normally OK with computers, hadn't realised until a few days ago that you can copy and paste files, just as you can with text. Previously if she wanted a copy of (say) a Word document she'd open it in Word and use "Save As". Perfectly valid but not awlays convenient.
As Mark says, sometimes a long URL will get mucked up when it's emailed. You can usually see that part of it is a link while the remainder isn't. It can sometimes be a little tricky to select the whole thing and paste it into a web browser. Especially if it has acquired an unwanted carriage return in the middle.
As Mark says, sometimes a long URL will get mucked up when it's emailed. You can usually see that part of it is a link while the remainder isn't. It can sometimes be a little tricky to select the whole thing and paste it into a web browser. Especially if it has acquired an unwanted carriage return in the middle.
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