I would not stay with IE6 google has just put out info it will no longer support IE6 and many other websites have gone along with them on that it is just too hard for them to continue to support so many versions, go to IE7 or 8 or as mentioned above go with firefox also but you still need to move away from Ie6 on your pc because it is very insecure so even if you do not use it you need to update it. I use firefox only unless I have to do a windows update that is the only time I use IE but I do still keep it updated. Gmail, Google Calendar Also To Drop IE6 Support Google Phasing Out Support For IE6 in 2010 that should be good evidence as to why it needs to be replaced.

When doing a search in - http://support.microsoft.com/ for WINWORD.EXE I found this below. http://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&q=WINWORD.EXE

I'm sorry, I'm not making myself clear. I'm wondering if I can highlight an image from a web page, copy it (right click/copy) and paste (right click/paste) an image into GMail the very same way I can do it in Thunderbird. I'm trying to avoid having to save the image to a directory and then retrieve it to post it in an email. Does that make sense? I may be asking for something that isn't supported in any way by Gmail. :) bob14, I might be misunderstanding GMail, but in my version there appears to be an alternative way to insert an image as long as I have enabled "insert image" in the labs (which I've done). According to the instructions I should be able to click on the "insert image" icon, click on "web address URL" and paste the URL of the image. The image should, then, show up in the email. That's what I'm not able to get to work correctly. Maybe the answer to my question is...no. Thank you both very much!

I guess I wasn't clear enough with my questions. As I understand, "coping" copies the intended data to the clipboard, and "pasting" copies what is on the clipboard and puts it where you direct. So to achieve a pasting, the data is copied twice. I already know the end results of "Copy here" and "Move here," and how to do that. But to achieve said results with Copy here or Move here, does the OS still use the clipboard? In other words, does it still copy the data twice, or just once? I am interested because there is always the risk of loosing complete data, like with photo files, when being copied. So it would seem that if I do a lot of reorganizing of my photos, it would behoove me to use the method that copies a minimum amount of times. Am I being unnecessarily picky? What I interpolate from you answer is that "Copy here" and "Move here" bypasses the clipboard. Is this true? Thanks Rick