Copying without using clipboard
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Rafael Cott
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 Copying without using clipboard Hi, all How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
Thanks,
Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 03:43:12 GMT |
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Perr
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Copying without using clipboard Hi Rafael, Why base a new document on the activedocument
as 'template' ...
This way, everything is copied ?
Documents.Add ActiveDocument.FullName
Note: active document needs to be saved beforehand
Krgrds,
Perry
Quote: > Hi, all > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
> then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> Thanks,
> Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 04:11:57 GMT |
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Perr
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Copying without using clipboard Hi Rafael, Correction **
Why *NOT* base a new document on the activedocument
as 'template' ...
This way, everything is copied ?
Documents.Add ActiveDocument.FullName
Note: active document needs to be saved beforehand
Krgrds,
Perry
Quote: > Hi, all > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
> then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> Thanks,
> Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 04:13:06 GMT |
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Rafael Cott
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Copying without using clipboard hi Perry But I don't want the hole document, just the selected (highlighted) portion
of this.
(sorry for my english)
Rafael
Quote: > Hi Rafael, > Correction **
> Why *NOT* base a new document on the activedocument
> as 'template' ...
> This way, everything is copied ?
> Documents.Add ActiveDocument.FullName
> Note: active document needs to be saved beforehand
> Krgrds,
> Perry
> > Hi, all
> > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
> > then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> > This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> > because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> > Thanks,
> > Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 19:45:45 GMT |
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Jonathan Wes
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Copying without using clipboard Hi Rafael, Look up the FormattedText property in Word VBA Help. There are code samples
there which will show you what to do. If you get stuck, post back here.
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Quote: > hi Perry > But I don't want the hole document, just the selected (highlighted)
portion
> of this.
> (sorry for my english)
> Rafael
> > Hi Rafael,
> > Correction **
> > Why *NOT* base a new document on the activedocument
> > as 'template' ...
> > This way, everything is copied ?
> > Documents.Add ActiveDocument.FullName
> > Note: active document needs to be saved beforehand
> > Krgrds,
> > Perry
> > > Hi, all
> > > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document
and
> > > then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> > > This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> > > because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> > > Thanks,
> > > Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 20:47:55 GMT |
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ibby
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Copying without using clipboard Hi Rafael, Use the FormattedText property:
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Dim oDocNew As Document
Dim oRange As Range
Set oRange = Selection.FormattedText
Set oDocNew = Documents.Add
oDocNew.Range.FormattedText = oRange
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Hope this helps.
ibby
Please post replies or follow-ups to the **newsgroup** so that participants
may benefit or contribute.
Quote: > Hi, all > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
> then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> Thanks,
> Rafael
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| Sat, 12 Jul 2003 21:03:11 GMT |
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Rafael Cott
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Copying without using clipboard That's just what I wanted. Thanks a lot! Rafael
Quote: > Hi Rafael, > Use the FormattedText property:
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> Dim oDocNew As Document
> Dim oRange As Range
> Set oRange = Selection.FormattedText
> Set oDocNew = Documents.Add
> oDocNew.Range.FormattedText = oRange
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Hope this helps.
> ibby
> Please post replies or follow-ups to the **newsgroup** so that
participants
> may benefit or contribute.
> > Hi, all
> > How do I get the selection (text, tables, etc) of an active document and
> > then puts it in another (new) document without using the clipboard?
> > This could be easy using clipboard, but this must be without clipboard
> > because some programs (antivirus) do use it.
> > Thanks,
> > Rafael
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