Copying Tables in Mail and Safari

I have a MacBook Pro with OS 10.4.7
I have not been able to select/highlight and copy a two-dimensional (rows and columns) table from either: (1) Mac email or, (2) The web, using Safari. The copied table gets reformatted into a single column, or text format, depending on the source. Same performance when I try to forward an email containing a table.
My solution for tables on the web is to use the composer page in Mozilla browser which works fine. But this is not available for Mac email.
I've asked three experts at the Apple store genius bar, at various times; as well as experts in the Stanford Mac users group. All attempts to show me an approach were unsuccessful.
I do successfully use the Mac Print Selection software for text and figures, but it does not work for tables.
A succesful approach to copy selected two-dimensional tables will be appreciated.
Mac Book Pro Mac OS X (10.4.7)

The "table" on this web site has been prepared in HTML. You can confirm this by opening in Safari, clicking on View, and choosing View Source.
I am not sure what you intend to do with any copy? With Mail 2.x, you could first click on Edit in Safari, Select All, and then copy (Command + C, for one way), and then while Composing an email message, click on Edit, and choose Paste as HTML. This produces a perfect copy. However, I can not assure you that every mail client that will receive such a message will handle it properly, and I can assure you that the SPAM filters that some people use through their ISP, will reject it, as they often do with any message composed of HTML.
In addition, after selecting in Safari, and Copy, you can paste into a TextEdit document, and copy should be a faithful one. It can even respond to page size changes for changing line wraps.
More info, please, about what you wish to do with the copied material, as far as saving.
Ernie

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Thanks for you're help
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Strange Characters in Mail and Safari

Hello,
Just got my mini home and have noticed strange characters appearing in both Mail and Safari.
It seems to be a font problem, but changing the fonts in mail and safarui prefs doesn't seem to fix it.
Specifically: The apple start page rss stories display a weird font, so do the mail headers in mac mail.
Yes, I did a search of the forum and the only things I seem to be coming up with are font issues related to outlook receiving mail on a pc.
Any suggestions?
Stefan

Without seeing what you mean by "strange characters" it is hard to tell, but the most common cause of gibberish text is the font Helvetica Fractions or Times Phonetic. Dump them if you have them. Also clean your font caches with FontFinagler (use google to find it).
Send a screen shot if you like (tom at bluesky dot org).

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