Question: I'm using `PlotLegends` in v9. It seems that in the documentation examples, plots and legends are combined into one graphic:

Here's an example from `LineLegend` in the documentation:

```
Plot[{Sin[x], Cos[x]}, {x, 0, 5}, PlotLegends -> LineLegend["Expressions"]]

```

Which outputs this (notice how the legend is selected within the graph):

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/FHJK6.jpg)

However, if this same line is evaluated by me, it becomes this:

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/qHYSu.jpg)

Is this default behavior? Did Wolfram put graphics in place of output for their documentation? If this is default behavior, can they be combined without creating a rasterized image?

**UPDATE:** It turns out that *Mathematica* documentation sometimes contain rasterized images for output which was causing the initial confusion. The main point of the question is the behavior of the `Legended` (and related) function and exporting images with it included. The context menu and `Export` command treat this different.

Answer: 
The reason for this is that the output in the documentation is rasterized. It is just an image, not the actual object that `Plot` would produce. 

Legends are contained in a `Legended` expression, not in `Graphics`, which I agree does bring a number of difficulties when using these plots.
Here's a workaround for the lazy (and those trying to copy from a Manipulate output):

1. Copy the Legend like you would copy text
2. Edit the plot via Drawing Tools (Right-Click on the plot, then "Drawing Tools")
3. Insert a text frame, paste the Legend and resize and move it as you like

Hope this helps.