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Copying an HTML table #2671
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Comment 2 by jhomme on 2012-09-14 11:03 |
Comment 3 by DavePower on 2012-09-14 21:41 As an alternative, it would be nice to be able to bookmark the start of a section to copy and then use the standard navigation functionality to move to the end of the section to copy. |
I fully concur with this feature request, because retaining formatting such as hyperlinking, table layouts and other aesthetics seems to be all the more important in a professional setting. Anyways, please change the label of this ticket from enhancement to feature. @feerrenrut @ehollig |
I think we should treat this as a duplicate of #5354, which is broader in scope. Thoughts? |
I agree with @LeonarddeR. Do I close this as duplicate, put block label on this or that one, or what exactly? |
There is some github magic that automatically marks this as a duplicate of a ticket if you say something like: "closing as duplicate of #5354." It does not add the duplicate label though, and I'm afraid that it doesn't work if the ticket is already closed. |
Reported by DavePower on 2012-09-13 22:23
When in the browser mode, it would be highly desirable to be able to copy the current object list, heading level to the standard windows paste buffer. This buffer could then be copied into word for subsequent editing.
This is particularly a problem as windows Internet Explorer does not provide any keyboard shortcuts to copy part of a web page. Eg a table on a web page without copying the entire web page contents.
This option would provide equivalent features to what a sighted person can do using a mouse.
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