PPT How do I paste clipboard info to a specific location with VBA

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1.VBA Clipboard Cut & Paste from Excel to Outlook

An unusual one this one but please read on.

If I manually copy a range of cells from an Excel worksheet and then paste 
into a Draft email in Outlook (My Outlook 2003 uses HTML as draft format with 
Word as editor) the resulting pasted cells look fine - colors and formatting 
are maintained.

OK now to do it in VBA from Excel.

I copy the range of cells into Clipboard with :-

                Range(Cells(aa, 4), Cells(bb, 17)).Select
                Selection.Copy

I then obtain the contents of Clipboard and place into a String variable 
with :-

                Set MyData = New DataObject
                    
                MyData.GetFromClipboard
                strClip = MyData.GetText

I then create an Outloook object within VBA and build a Draft message using 
strClip as part of the Message body.

This all works OK and the Draft message is created but the resulting pasted 
range of cells in the Draft message does not look very good, the values are 
mis-aligned and wrapped around with any color formatting is lost. It does not 
give me the same pretty result as manually cutting and pasting the cells.

Does anyone know how I can preserve the formatting using the VBA method so 
that the resulting pasted cells looks as good as the manual method?

Thanks.

2.Excel - give users option to keep info in clipboard after pasting

3.Clipboard - "No" to Paste Info Later

Hi,

I have a macro which opens a lot of documents (approx 90) 
as text files, extracts some data and copies this into 
excel for manipulation. The problem I have is that when 
the macro is closing each text file a large amount of data 
has already been copied to the clipboard.I get the 
following message: 

"There is a large amount of information on the Clipboard. 
Do you want to be able to paste this information to 
another program later?"

User intervention is required which I want to avoid.I 
always want to select "No" to this option, but at the 
moment I have to do it 90+ times. Is there some code I can 
insert to my macro to automatically select "No" each time?

Help gratefully received.

Graham 

4.through vba code, copy full screen ppt slideshow image and paste into MS Word

I am trying to view a slide full screen and then print screen or
capture the screen
then change to Word
then paste the image into Word
return to ppt and repeat for the all slides
The code below gets started but the screenshot includes the vba editor
window and the paste part is not working.
I can't use any utilites like snagit on these PCs.
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Option Explicit

Private Declare Sub keybd_event Lib "user32" (ByVal bVk As Byte, ByVal
_
  bScan As Byte, ByVal dwFlags As Long, ByVal dwExtraInfo As Long)

Private Const VK_SNAPSHOT = &H2C

Sub PrintScreen()
ActivePresentation.SlideShowSettings.Run
keybd_event VK_SNAPSHOT, 1, 0, 0
ReturnValue = Shell("winword.EXE", 1)  ' Run MS Word
SendKeys "^(V)"
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