As I pointed out in my reply to your previous question, images on Web pages
*are* linked, so when you copy an image from the Web, you are copying the
link rather than the picture.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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"Anna Summers" wrote in message
...
I used to be able to copy an image of a canceled check from my bank's
website
and paste it into Word 2000 and Wordpad. I copied an image containing
text
and image, the text pasted, the image did not (used to all paste as one
item). This no longer works. Most of the copy/paste web to word/wordpad
continue to work, but some, such as this one, do not.

I was using an HP installed version of Windows that came with MS Works and
installed Word 2000 from Office 2000 Small Business. I reinstalled this
same
operating system and the copy/paste no longer worked. I may have
uninstalled
Works also.

Then I reinstalled my OS with a fresh copy of WinXP (no crapware from HP)
and the cut/paste from this particular bank website page to Word 2000,
Word
2003, Wordpad still did not work any longer.

Also, when I copy an image from the web to the clipboard, Word 2003 wants
to
go to the internet for the image instead of pasting it from the clipboard.
I
hope it is pasting images and not links, but I don't know how to tell or
how
to make it default to always paste the image itself (never links). I
really
do not want Word 2003 going to the internet for things I that want to
paste
that I have copied into the clipboard. Can I stop this behavior and make
it
paste the image itself from the clipboard?

Thanks, --Anna