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From: Pauline on 12 May 2010 22:06
I created a form using the ActiveX controls - textbox. I want to be able to
cut and paste text from another doc into the textbox on the form but those
controls (Home - Cut, copy, paste) are grayed out and don't work when I try
pasting the info into the form. It would be especially helpful to be able to
copy a very long URL from a website and paste it into the form.
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Pauline
From: Graham Mayor on 13 May 2010 00:13
If you must use Active X controls, then Ctrl+C (copy) and Ctrl+V (paste)
should work.

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"Pauline" <p.jensen1(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I created a form using the ActiveX controls - textbox. I want to be able
>to
> cut and paste text from another doc into the textbox on the form but those
> controls (Home - Cut, copy, paste) are grayed out and don't work when I
> try
> pasting the info into the form. It would be especially helpful to be able
> to
> copy a very long URL from a website and paste it into the form.
> --
> Pauline


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