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I would think it would know by using this advanced technology...<br />
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Right mouse click &gt;&nbsp;context menu &gt;&nbsp;Paste<br />
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I am baffled by this program. It seems so out of the main stream, yet the UI seems brand new.
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I would think it would know by using this advanced technology...

Right mouse click > context menu > Paste

I am baffled by this program. It seems so out of the main stream, yet the UI seems brand new.

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When I paste an image, it puts it in the wrong place. Ten I must hit the arrow buttons hundreds of times to get the image when I want it.<br />
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Isn't there a way to place it where I want it?<br />
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Thanks
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When I paste an image, it puts it in the wrong place. Ten I must hit the arrow buttons hundreds of times to get the image when I want it.

Isn't there a way to place it where I want it?


Thanks

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