Kathy Jaqua wrote:
Thanks Jacqueline,
I have a field with about 350 ImageSources.
I use the following format:
set the clipboardData["image"] to image gImage --
(this is the image the user picked)
but on a Paste into the new stack I lose the image
name.
That doesn't matter, because the image
Thanks Jacqueline,
I have a field with about 350 ImageSources.
I use the following format:
set the clipboardData["image"] to image gImage --
(this is the image the user picked)
but on a Paste into the new stack I lose the image
name.
If I get the selection of an imageSource from the
field and
Kathy Jaqua wrote:
Hi Jim
Good Idea but it is not what I need.
I actually need the original copied then pasted
imageSource saved in the image library at the time it
is pasted. (It must be a picture of the imageSource).
I don't want an image tag or a reference.
(OK.., maybe I don't fully unde
Hi Jim
Good Idea but it is not what I need.
I actually need the original copied then pasted
imageSource saved in the image library at the time it
is pasted. (It must be a picture of the imageSource).
I don't want an image tag or a reference.
(OK.., maybe I don't fully understand image tags :-
On 1/4/06 7:41 PM, "Kathy Jaqua" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But, if I select the imageSource in a filed and paste
> it into a field in another stack I am unable to get
> the image stored in the Image Library of the
> destination stack.
I think that if you look at the field 'image' it is actually
Hi y'all,
I have a group of imageSources in a field. I can put
the clicked on image on the clipboard. I can also copy
the imageSource as an image to another stack.
But, if I select the imageSource in a filed and paste
it into a field in another stack I am unable to get
the image stored in the I
