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    Hello I have successfully opened an Excel Application from word. Now I need to be able to open an Access Application from word (Using a cmdbutton). The same methodology does not work with Access because I have my access application to open to a specific form automatically. any suggestions? Thank you so much Terry V
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VBA paste clipboard picture

Postby RkdN » Wed, 29 Mar 2006 01:46:05 GMT 

Word 2002; windows 2000

Having a new document open and pressing a command button to run my VBA 
command: it opens a master document and copies a picture of a signature off 
the master document to the clipboard.  It closes the master document and 
returns the new document letter that I am writing.  It pastes the signature 
to the new letter.

The problem is that it does not paste it where my cursor is.  It pastes it 
at the top of the document.  Is there something in my coding that would tell 
it to paste it at the insertion point.

Thank you in advance...
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Re: VBA paste clipboard picture

Postby Jezebel » Wed, 29 Mar 2006 14:55:08 GMT 

Hard to say without seeing the code. Selection.Paste is normally what you 
want. A simpler method is to define the signature image as an autotext entry 
in the letter template.
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Re: VBA paste clipboard picture

Postby RkdN » Wed, 29 Mar 2006 21:43:02 GMT 

How do you define an image asan autotext entry?
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Re: VBA paste clipboard picture

Postby Jezebel » Thu, 30 Mar 2006 06:51:21 GMT 

Same way you define any other AutoText entry. Insert the image into a 
document, select it, go to Insert > AutoText ...
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