<P>Thanks Thomas....</P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P> <P mce_keep="true"> </P>

<SPAN lang=N> <P align=left>Hi,</P> <P align=left mce_keep="true"> </P> <P align=left>I need some explanation.</P> <P align=left>If I want to add an image using copy/paste, why is the result changed and why is the picture that I've add, the size is bigger but the quality is less?</P> <P align=left>I don't use insert picture button, I just copy from my site and paste directly into the message.</P> <P align=left>Original picture </P> <P align=left>.jpeg - 52.8kB</P> <P align=left mce_keep="true"> </P> <P align=left>Sent picture</P> <P align=left>.PNG - 103kB</P> <P align=left mce_keep="true"> </P> <P>Thanks for all your reply ....</P></SPAN> <P mce_keep="true"> </P>

[quote user="Statix-F"]<span lang="N"> </span><blockquote><span lang="N"><p align="left">Hi,</p> <p align="left">I need some explanation.</p> <p align="left">If I want to add an image using copy/paste, why is the result changed and why is the picture that I've add, the size is bigger but the quality is less?</p></span></blockquote><span lang="N"><p align="left">It's the way the copy buffer works.  You are pasting from something in memory that really does not have a file type attached so it uses the Windows default.  That's why the right click and picture options are available, to maintain the filename including the file type. </p></span><blockquote><span lang="N"> <p align="left">I don't use insert picture button, I just copy from my site and paste directly into the message.</p> <p align="left">Original picture </p> <p align="left">.jpeg - 52.8kB</p> <p align="left">Sent picture</p> <p align="left">.PNG - 103kB</p> <p>Thanks for all your reply ....</p></span><p mce_keep="true"> </p></blockquote> [/quote]