If for work or just for memory you need to copy not only text, but also a picture from a web page, then you will not be able to get by with the means of a browser alone. To do this, you will also have to use a text editor.
It is necessary
Browser and text editor Microsoft Word
Instructions
Step 1
To use the simplest method, you only need a browser and a text editor. Modern browsers Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Apple Safari are able to put copied content of HTML pages together with pictures, hyperlinks and formatting elements into the computer's RAM. Only Opera does not have such a feature. This means that if your browser is not Opera, then the first step in the operation of saving text with a picture will be to select it on the site page and copy it into memory. To copy, whichever browser you use, pressing the "hot keys" CTRL + C will be enough.
Step 2
Now you need to paste the copied into some text editor that knows what hyperlinks, HTML formatting, and can handle images. Notepad will not work for this, but Microsoft Word is. Open this application and paste the contents of RAM into a new document page. You can do this using the hotkeys CTRL + V. Of course, it will not look the same as on a website page, but this is still a text editor, not a browser. In any case, you now have the text and pictures, and the appearance, if necessary, can be edited using Word.
Step 3
It remains to save the document with the desired name in the most suitable place. To start the dialog for saving the document, just press the key combination CTRL + S.
Step 4
If you only use the Opera browser or if you need to save the text with the picture exactly in the form in which they are present on the site page, then you can use another method. Every browser (including Opera) can save the page it receives from the server. To do this, you need to select the "Save As" command in the menu of your Internet browser and select "text with images" from the list of saving options. In this case, the entire page will be placed on your computer, in a file with the htm or html extension. It can be opened in a text editor Word and further used at your discretion.
