Some web sites send a signal to web browsers to not allow copy / paste.

See if this helps you;

RightToClick {web link} Stops javascript annoyances such as forbidden right click, forbidden text selection or cascading dialog boxes.

I know about the right click disable feature, but is there a work around? I'm sure there is as if you can see it you can copy it. I've already purchased this Ebook and want to certain notes to retain so I won't have to keep pulling up the entire book to search

I found the solution. There is no solution.

The page of the e-book is an image, not text. Unless you want to copy each page / image to your hard drive . . . .

Thnaks for the reply Fred, So how do I get it to copy image to my hard drive?

Open book, go to page 1 (or a or whatever).

• 1

Copy image (right click, copy) Open file to save image and paste. Repeat with all pages.

• 2

Use Save Page As Repeat with all pages.

There may be a better way, but I don't know. Note, if there are a lot of pages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fred the problem is that right click will not give n option to copy

Then if you want the book, you are stuck with Save Page As on each page.

Can you right-click and have an Inspect Element item to open the Inspector?

Yes there is an element inspector. I am not a computer tech savvy human being so baby language. lol

Fred, what is safe page?

Sorry, that should have been SAVE Page As

ok so when I save page as t automatically goes to html webpage save. and any other setting it's just garbage

yes I can see the element inspector if I rt click. what does that mean?

You can open the Inspector to see what element gets selected and may see why you can't copy.

What else do you see in the right-click context menu?

Is that the same context menu as you see on a web page like this?

I see "add note, translate, search book" copy is greyed out. As far as the elements go, I wouldn't know what I was looking for.