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Inema Eylse, select text with mouse and while holding mouse button down with Ctrl+c sometimes works, and I've found that without continuing to hold mouse button down it sometimes works too.
It seems to depend on where/how you select the text. I sometimes start the selection at the bottom and go up, or at the top down, sometimes it works, sometimes not.
On another issue, I've noticed that if you paste (Ctrl+v) the text you get summary information, like
"I should be good by Lastname, Firstname" (minus the quotes), and the sender's/poster's time are on two different lines like
"Lastname, Firstname
6:11 PM"
I paste my text into an Outlook email and to eliminate the summary line and append the time to the end of the sender's name, two Outlook Find & Replace works:
Eliminate summary lines:
Find (turn ON option use wildcards!):
^13[^32-^126]@ by [A-Z][a-zA-Z -]@, [A-Z][a-zA-Z ()]@^13
Replace with:
^13
Essentially, it finds new-line and at least one (@) printable keyboard characters including space until " by " is found, then cap-alpha followed by multiple characters or hyphen, a comma-space, then cap-alpha plus characters including left-right parenthesis, then new-line. Using the cap-alpha eliminates text containing " by " like "and by the way, do you want to come along".
The above code works for hyphenated names like "Ray-Vaugn, Stevie" and in our org, "Coothrapali, Raj (Contractor)"
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Again, with wildcards turned on, append time to senders name:
Find (just the time portion of it and surrounding newlines):
^13([1-9]{1,2}):([0-9]{2}) ([AP]M)^13
Replace with (note there is a preceding space inserted before the \1 to separate the time from Firstname on the previous line). \1 is hours, \2 is minutes, \3 is AM or PM as found:
" \1:\2 \3^13" The quotes are only there to show the preceding space. Do not put the quote marks in the replace box.)