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1.Office Clipboard shows icon(s) when first opened, and can't paste XP clipboard contents

Hi,

I'm using Windows XP Home SP2 and Office 2003, a wired keyboard
and using Word 2003 as my email editor.

When I try to copy from the internet and paste into Outlook all I get
is an icon rather than the text/picture I've copied (Ctrl-C) from the
net. This happens everytime if Outlook/Office is closed when I make my
selection. However, if Outlook/Office is open when I make my selection
then the selection pastes as expected. I'm pretty sure this didn't use
to happen, and it doesn't happen when I use Windows 2000 SP4 and 
Office XP/2002 at work. 

Is there an option to allow this, or is it a bug or something that
wipes out the clipboard when I open Office? I would expect that
the XP clipboard is separate from Office and should contain whatever 
I copy under any circumstance. Therefore I have to assume that
Office isn't handling the data from the XP clipboard properly when
opening. When I first open Outlook, if I look in the clipboard I can
see anywhere from 1-4 icons. There's a blue one with a green arroe
like a floopy insert icon, then there are up to 3 other Yellow floppy
icons one with a green checkmark, one with a red cross (X), and one
plain yellow floppy icon. 

I thought I'd read something about the first entry in the Office
clipboard getting mangled or deleted or something when Office opens,
but I can't recall where. Anyway this is really driving me
crazy, if you can help me I'd greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,

Norm

2.How to Programatically paste the clipboard contents to a word

3.How to Programatically paste the clipboard contents to a word docu

Can anyone tell me how to Programatically paste the clipboard contents to a 
word document using C#?? 

 I am very new to programming (2 months). I am using Visual Studio.NET and 
C#. I have made an Add-In for Word. One of the controls in my Add-In 
Programatically copies a textbox (richTextBox1) contents to the Clipboard. I 
used the following code:

Clipboard.SetText(richTextBox1.Text); 

Then if I right click and select Paste the contents are pasted onto the Word 
document.

However,  I would like to Programatically paste the clipboard contents to 
the word document? Can anyone tell me how to Programatically paste the 
clipboard contents to a word document using C#?? 

I WAS able to instantiate a class using the "Interface" in the Object 
Browser at  Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word named "Selection" which contains a 
method named "void Paste()". 

However when I derived a class from it and then instantiated the class and 
called the "Paste()" method it threw an error because there is no code in the 
paste method. Can you give me an example of code that I can put into the past 
method??

namespace WordAddIn2
{
    class Class2:Selection        //Implements the Interface found at 
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Selection
    {
        #region Selection Members...

 
public void Paste()                 // The paste method of the derived class 
named Class2 
        {
           
            throw new NotImplementedException();
        
..............................................................................................................................................................................................................


Class2 y = new Class2();                 // In my Windows Form I have 
instantiated Class2 so that I can use the Paste method
            y.Paste();                              

................................................................................................................................................................................................................

When I run the program it throws an exception because I have not Implemented 
the Paste Method. The problem is that I do not know how to Implement the 
Paste method. Does anyone know how?????