"Genesfan" wrote in message

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Right-click, Copy Shortcut and paste it in a reply if you need more help.

I can't always copy and paste. If the link states, say, "Click here to
receive x" , or there is just a name. And sometimes when I try to highlight
what I want to copy, up comes the page again with all a list of my files
instead.


Please read what I wrote. I don't want you to do a drag-select, copy
the link's label. I want you to _right-click_ on the link. Tell us what you see
when you try to do that. For example, one of the items that I am expecting
that you will see is Copy Shortcut (with the u underlined). So, you could either
click on that item or press u and the URL that is associated with that link
would be copied to your ClipBoard, from where you could then paste it.
You could also paste it into your IE Address bar and then press Enter.
That could be a useful test, particularly if it produces a different result
than what you are getting by left-clicking on the link.

Note: in case you are using a mouse configured for left-handed use with
the buttons reversed you should of course use the alternate buttons accordingly. Conventionally use of the primary mouse button is
referred to
by the expression "click or left-click" and the secondary button is referred to
by the expression "right-click".


HTH

Robert
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