Paste image with ctrl-v corrupting image

This happened in my oppinion after last upgrade.

Inserting whole file is OK (as You can see on first pic in screenshot). Inserting selection made in another program with CTRL-C, in pbrush for example, will paste somelike duplicated and owerlapped owerlapped part.

See differences on screenshot.

Hello, since you mentioned this started occurring after a recent upgrade, it is worth noting that you may not be running the very latest build available. I recommend updating to the absolute latest version from our Release History page:

If the issue persists after updating, please try using the Snipping Tool (Windows Key + Shift + S) to capture and paste the selection into your email instead of MS Paint.

If neither updating nor using the Snipping Tool resolves the issue, we will need a few more details about your setup. Since your license qualifies you for VIP Support, feel free to open a ticket directly with our team here so we can look into it further:

Thank You For advice for particular bypass the problem. Clipping tool works. But I had used to make copy of some window, paste it to pbrush, make some edits like adding circles and arrows to something i want to highlight, then copy again, and place it into mail body.

I have latest version and problem persists. With Win Pbrush can be reproduced by 100%.

Personally, I think its about data format in the clipboard. There can be many representations at once (for example tabular from excel+textonly copy). And in my oppinion pbrush is pushing more complex dataset, that emClient can handle.

Summary: emClient is great, I like it, but this is error and should be corrected (while We talking about payed software here).

I Will open the ticket

nice day.
T.

@tomasssimek

Personally, I think it’s about data format in the clipboard. There can be many representations at once (for example tabular from excel+textonly copy). And in my oppinion pbrush is pushing more complex dataset, that emClient can handle.

What program did you create the original file in ?