Google loves me. And other Google Chrome users. If you happen to use Google’s Chrome web browser, Google has added the ability to copy and paste images straight into a Gmail message. Last year, they ...

We knew you could drag and drop images into Gmail messages, but it turns out you can also just copy and paste them, which in some situations is even more convenient. It doesn't get much simpler than ...

Multiple processes are used to copy and paste websites, and it does not require much time to complete the task. The reasoning behind your copy and paste is important, however, because plagiarizing and ...

You can count on Chromebooks to let you copy and paste in the same way you would on a Mac or Windows PC. But this doesn't mean that the standard shortcuts are your only option when it comes to copying ...

You may need to use images you do not have copies of -- they may reside on a website or inside a document a client has given you. The images are necessary because you may need them to prepare white ...

Google will soon start rolling out a new feature for Google Lens in Google Photos that lets users search for text in pictures and screenshots as well as copy and paste text from images. The Google ...

Whether you want to save important information or don't want to type something out many times over, the copy and paste function on the iPhone is useful. It may seem like a simple task, but how it can ...

I have been living the life of a fool. If I needed to copy and paste something between my iPhone and Mac, I would either email it to myself or use a cloud-synced note app like Evernote. Today though, ...

The clipboard has been part of Windows since its earliest versions. It conveniently holds everything you copy—images, links, or text—in temporary memory, which is cleared when you shut down your PC ...

You can copy and paste text, images, and files on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, but did you know it is also possible to perform this action across Apple devices by using the built-in Universal Clipboard ...

So I've got web page (cgi page) with some text and graphs. The graphs are not linked as jpg/gif/whatever. If I select everything on the page, copy, and attempt to paste into Word, the images end up ...