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Hello VictoriousWON,<br />
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Hight the picture or diagram. Hit the combination keys Ctrl + C to copy the image. &nbsp;Move your curor to your Open Office document. &nbsp;Hit Ctrl + V to paste.<br />
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Hope this helps!<br />
war1
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Hello VictoriousWON,

Hight the picture or diagram. Hit the combination keys Ctrl + C to copy the image.  Move your curor to your Open Office document.  Hit Ctrl + V to paste.

Hope this helps!
war1

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I tried to highlight the picture and hit the combination keys Ctrl + C to copy the image. &nbsp;Move your curor to your Open Office document. &nbsp;Hit Ctrl + V to paste. &nbsp;But it did not work. &nbsp;This is for an internet picture.<br />

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I tried to highlight the picture and hit the combination keys Ctrl + C to copy the image.  Move your curor to your Open Office document.  Hit Ctrl + V to paste.  But it did not work.  This is for an internet picture.


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I can easily copy and paste an internet picture or diagram into a Word document but I would like to be able to do the same with Open Office. &nbsp;Is it possible and if so how is it done?
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I can easily copy and paste an internet picture or diagram into a Word document but I would like to be able to do the same with Open Office.  Is it possible and if so how is it done?

How do I copy and paste an internet picture into Open Office document?

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