Tankman

Since updating to IE7 Beta 3, I lost the ability to copy the url.

If I highlight the url, top center, edit menu dropdown, the copy command is slightly shaded, not available.

I can copy text from the page however, would like to copy the url for email, posting, etc.

Anyone find a solution?

Edit.
Just found one way to copy the url from the address bar.
Using the drop down menu "Page", "Send Link by Email." Was easy enough but, like the copy 'n paste routine better.

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Kayri

Originally Posted by Tankman

Since updating to IE7 Beta 3, I lost the ability to copy the url. If I highlight the url, top center, edit menu dropdown, the copy command is slightly shaded, not available. I can copy text from the page however, would like to copy the url for email, posting, etc. Anyone find a solution? Edit. Just found one way to copy the url from the address bar. Using the drop down menu "Page", "Send Link by Email." Was easy enough but, like the copy 'n paste routine better.

Uhm . . Tank, just so you know, I'm not having any problems copying & pasting the URL in B3. Perhaps there's some other issue preventing that for you.

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Tankman

Originally Posted by Kayri

Uhm . . Tank, just so you know, I'm not having any problems copying & pasting the URL in B3. Perhaps there's some other issue preventing that for you.

I'm lookin' thru the tools menu. Will advise if I find anything, anything at all!

And yes, "Math teachers do rock!"

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