outlook web access
 

when using the outlook web access view,
when you create an email, can you paste a graphic in the page?
not attach it.
but actually paste a screen clip into it?

thanks

outlook web access
 

greg wrote:

when using the outlook web access view,
when you create an email, can you paste a graphic in the page?
not attach it.
but actually paste a screen clip into it?

Wouldn't it be easy enough to try it for yourself? The answer appears to be
"no." You're not using any sort of word processor when using OWA.
--
Brian Tillman

outlook web access
 

Thanks,
I did try for myself.
and could not get it to work.
just wondering if there is a setting somewhere?
to use word as the editor.
like in outlook.



"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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greg wrote:

when using the outlook web access view,
when you create an email, can you paste a graphic in the page?
not attach it.
but actually paste a screen clip into it?

Wouldn't it be easy enough to try it for yourself? The answer appears to
be "no." You're not using any sort of word processor when using OWA.
--
Brian Tillman

outlook web access
 

OLE is what allows you to copy and paste within apps in Windows. And OLE
isn't supported in web apps.


"greg" wrote in message
...
when using the outlook web access view,
when you create an email, can you paste a graphic in the page?
not attach it.
but actually paste a screen clip into it?

thanks

outlook web access
 

hummmm....
I thought IE supported OLE.
You can open an instance of word in IE. or excel, ppt, etc...




"JohnB" wrote in message
...
OLE is what allows you to copy and paste within apps in Windows. And OLE
isn't supported in web apps.


"greg" wrote in message
...
when using the outlook web access view,
when you create an email, can you paste a graphic in the page?
not attach it.
but actually paste a screen clip into it?

thanks

outlook web access
 

greg wrote:

I did try for myself.
and could not get it to work.
just wondering if there is a setting somewhere?
to use word as the editor.
like in outlook.

No such setting exists. OWA is a pure web interface. It cannot use
anything on your PC.
--
Brian Tillman