Ok, I see what is happening here. This is due to IE's broken drag/drop 
support. Basically, IE is unable to get all the rich data when a tiddler is 
dropped as IE really only supports plain-text data transfers reliably. This 
is what causes the tiddler to get re-created rather than opened when 
dropped as to TW, it appears that only plain-text data was dropped so it 
just creates a new tiddler.

Unfortunately, there's not a lot that can be done about this situation for 
IE. 

David

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