Paste is always disabled on the edit menu - even after I copy?

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1.Disable the Edit menu command 'Paste Special'

Is there a way to disable the Edit menu command "Paste 
Special" while users opening and using a workbook I 
supply? And then enable the command back again on exit?

I tried to do it by adding two events 
Delete the command from the Edit menu with a Private Sub 
Workbook-Open() event and Add the command back using the 
Workbook-BeforeClose event.  However, that is not very 
useful because the user simply use the Customize option to 
add 'Paste Special' back and use it.  It defeats the 
purpose.

Please help!

George

2.copy command is disable under edit menu

I am using excel2003.but unfortunately copy and cut command is not working 
which is lying under edit menu.it is totally disable.but ctrl C(for copy data 
) and ctrl. V(paste). is working fine.but when i am trying to use from edit 
menu for copy or cut it is showing disable.
I uninstall and reinstall office 2003.but getting same error.it is showing 
copy and cut command is disable.
please give me solution.

Thank's and Regards.
Anirban dutta

3.Pasting picture files to Excel - always bitmap even if source jpeg

Whenever I paste ia jpg picture nto Excel (or Word for that matter), I get 
only 3 choices (bitmap, metafile (bigger than bitmap), and photoediting 
(bigger than both)) .

My question is, is there anyway to paste in a picture to an Excel file, but 
keeping it compressed as a jpeg file, this way the excel file size doesn't 
grow by leaps and bounds?

Thanks.

4.Enable/disable EDIT Menu's PASTE item according to clipboarb's format

Env: Windows2000, VC++6.00, MFC, .

I have a CView based application, which deals with BITMAP. Since application
can receive pasting operation coming from clipboard only for BITMAP format,
so I hope that ID_EDIT_PASTE item on "Edit" Menu and ID_EDIT_PASTE  button
on toolbar can be enabled/disabled automatically according to the current
clipboard format.

I know I can do that if I put IsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_BITMAP) into
ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_EDIT_PASTE, OnUpdateEditPaste) as follows,
void CMainFrame::OnUpdateEditPaste(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
{
 pCmdUI->Enable( IsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_BITMAP));
}

If I use this way, I found out that the button on toolbar will be updated
even if my application is inactive. I wonder if IsClipboardFormatAvailable()
will be called too frequently by this way?


I know if I use "Clipboard Viewer Windows" method, then my application can
receive WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD coming from the system. So I can call
IsClipboardFormatAvailable(CF_BITMAP) only when WindowProc() receive
WM_DRAWCLIPBOARD.

This way seems better than above. But because it is related to the system's
clipboard viewer chain, I am a little bit worried about safety problem led
by user's mis-operating.

Do you any good any suggestions?

Much appreciate your helps!
William