Hi There are interesting threads i would like to copy in word, to send them to my email and finally download in my tablet. Is a Woo, Comet. I think its memory is short. Works slowly, often cant download some e-pages.
Can you not simply highlight the text, right click on it and click copy (or Control-C), and then paste (Control-V) the document into the email of your choice? Unsure what you wish to do. Copy threads from this forum? Copy threads you already have stored as a word document? It sounds like simply copying and pasting could do what you are asking. There are more technical solutions for things like trying to copy from a locked PDF which can be overcome by copying the document as an image, and then have Word extract the document from the image, etc. Your problem needs more detail.
I copy text from SciForums and paste it into MS Word files and both Outlook and MacMail messages. Never had a problem. But I'm storing them as MS Word files on my computer, not a tablet. If your tablet doesn't have the capacity to manipulate large files, then highlight smaller portions of the text and copy them into smaller e-mails. Then you will be able to copy them. It's more time and effort on your part, but it should work.
Ups!, sorry i forgot to mention i want to store the threads not as heavy files (without pictures, without all icons: reply to thread, reply with quote, entelecheia registed senior member, etc,:jawdropPlease Register or Log in to view the hidden image! but as a simple word document. Because, i want to take advantage of space of my table's memory. Enjoy downloading lots of e-books.
Still not sure why you cannot use copy and paste. When copying into word you are given options of text only if that is how you wish to copy.
Ctrl-c here, followed by ctrl-v in a program like Notepad stores them as very "light" documents. You get some nonformatted junk like the message headers but they're easy to delete.
I do a lot of what you're doing, both on the job (I'm a technical writer) and at home. All I can say is that whether a particular project costs you money or time, you only get what you pay for. If you want your resulting documents to be decent-looking, so that other people will appreciate reading them, you're going to have to spend a little time cleaning up each one individually. I always have to normalize the fonts and the spacing, at the very least. But once you get the hang of it, it only takes a minute or two unless it's a thirty-page graduate thesis that you probably shouldn't be copying anyway.
At NASASpaceFlight.org you can copy an entire thread with one click. Can that be done here? Quick update, I found "thread tools" at the top of the page which allows a print/copy ready formatting. That may be the answer entelecheia is looking for.
