How do I copy contents of a URL into Open Office?

[Steven Vollom]

Neil Winchurst wrote:
> Steven Vollom wrote:
>
>   
>> Thanks my friend, but if I can figure out how to do it, I am changing to 
>> Konqueror and Kmail.  I have used Firefox for 3 years.  It was easier 
>> for me to use.  But as I became more familiar with KDE, there are 
>> distinct advantages to using KDE packages, one being that-- I am older; 
>> my vision is not perfect.  In Firefox and Thunderbird, I am only able to 
>> default to larger fonts on one of them, on the other, I have to do it 
>> everytime I want to see better, and the basic program remains in smaller 
>> print.  I remember now it is Thunderbird that that is the case.  I now 
>> have a 22" monitor.  It allows me to increase print size without having 
>> to vertically scroll.  It is such a benefit to someone with eyes like 
>> mine.  Additionally, the KDE programs operate a lot faster.  Click and 
>> it happens.  I am sure I will notice the loss of some features, however, 
>> I would sacrifice a lot of niceties to not have to scroll or squint.  I 
>> only mentioned the benefits that I have noticed to plant the memory if 
>> ever it would benefit you.  Thanks again!  I am sure there are more that 
>> I haven't noticed yet.
>>
>> Steven
>>
>>     
> Don't forget that in both Firefox and Thunderbird you can quickly 
> increase the font size on the screen with Ctrl + (Hold down the control 
> key and press the + key. You will probably need the shift key too for 
> this.) And control and the minus (hyphen) key will reduce the font size. 
> It is very quick to do.
>
> Sometimes the text on the screen looks rather small and I use the above 
> keyboard shortcuts to quickly increase the size to make it easier to 
> read. Then a quick ctrl with the hyphen key and I am back to the 
> previous size font.
>
> Neil
>
>   
I wish I had known that feature before, it would have been nice, 
however, in Thunderbird, that only works in the viewing area.  The basic 
font size for the rest of the screen remains smaller.  In Kmail, 
everything increases.  Additionally, I want to use more of KDE.  I have 
never learned all its possibilities.  Thanks for the help though.  That 
Ctrl + does work in Firefox, though.  That is great.

Steven