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"copying" in any office prog, it inserts "screenshots" not tex
That sounds almost like an add-in or screen grab utility causing problems.
Do you have this problem with USB keyboards/mice, too, as the other posters described? If you disable that and use the laptop keyboard and mouse, does the problem go away? -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/ "Homes4All" wrote in message ... it I have been having this problem, more specifically, if I copy some text from ANY source and then immediately paste it into an office program it works fine. However, if I copy and then go to Word and scroll down a page or go back up into the middle of the document and hit Ctrl V or the paste button I get a screenshot. "Echo S" wrote: Now that we know this is an issue with keyboards and tablet PCs, is it specifically an Office issue, too? I suspect you may get better information if you post your question to a tablet group. http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.aspx is an alpha list of groups available through the MS web interface. You want microsoft.public.windows.tablet -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com "JohnRMount" wrote in message ... My problem is exactly the same as this below. Surely, MS has a solution. I'm using a wireless K/B and Mouse whose receiver is connected by USB 2.0. If I disconnect these components and use strictly what came with the notebook (Compaq 2000 series), the keyboard functions all work fine. Any Hotfixes known? Any help you folks can give me would help a bunch. " wrote: I have got the same problem. If I use an external keyboard plugged to the USB port of my laptop (running windows xp tablet) then the copy and paste are screwed up. Having the num-lock key down causes any arrow key to work as "print screen" key. Try this: Run C:\Windows\System32\Clipbrd you'll see realtime what is on your clipboard. do a simple ctrl-c on text it will copy correctly on clipboard press any arrow or page-up/down key it will copy a screenshot. I have got no solution to this problem! |
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"copying" in any office prog, it inserts "screenshots" not tex
I do have the same problem. My keyboard and mouse are connected via a USB hub
to my Gateway laptop. It doesn't happen if I use the laptop keyboard and pointer. However, this just started happening in the last 30-60 days so there must have been some MS update that is causing the conflict. "Echo S" wrote: That sounds almost like an add-in or screen grab utility causing problems. Do you have this problem with USB keyboards/mice, too, as the other posters described? If you disable that and use the laptop keyboard and mouse, does the problem go away? -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/ "Homes4All" wrote in message ... it I have been having this problem, more specifically, if I copy some text from ANY source and then immediately paste it into an office program it works fine. However, if I copy and then go to Word and scroll down a page or go back up into the middle of the document and hit Ctrl V or the paste button I get a screenshot. "Echo S" wrote: Now that we know this is an issue with keyboards and tablet PCs, is it specifically an Office issue, too? I suspect you may get better information if you post your question to a tablet group. http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.aspx is an alpha list of groups available through the MS web interface. You want microsoft.public.windows.tablet -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com "JohnRMount" wrote in message ... My problem is exactly the same as this below. Surely, MS has a solution. I'm using a wireless K/B and Mouse whose receiver is connected by USB 2.0. If I disconnect these components and use strictly what came with the notebook (Compaq 2000 series), the keyboard functions all work fine. Any Hotfixes known? Any help you folks can give me would help a bunch. " wrote: I have got the same problem. If I use an external keyboard plugged to the USB port of my laptop (running windows xp tablet) then the copy and paste are screwed up. Having the num-lock key down causes any arrow key to work as "print screen" key. Try this: Run C:\Windows\System32\Clipbrd you'll see realtime what is on your clipboard. do a simple ctrl-c on text it will copy correctly on clipboard press any arrow or page-up/down key it will copy a screenshot. I have got no solution to this problem! |
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"copying" in any office prog, it inserts "screenshots" not tex
You might try updating the drivers for the mouse and keyboard in question.
-- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/ "Homes4All" wrote in message ... I do have the same problem. My keyboard and mouse are connected via a USB hub to my Gateway laptop. It doesn't happen if I use the laptop keyboard and pointer. However, this just started happening in the last 30-60 days so there must have been some MS update that is causing the conflict. "Echo S" wrote: That sounds almost like an add-in or screen grab utility causing problems. Do you have this problem with USB keyboards/mice, too, as the other posters described? If you disable that and use the laptop keyboard and mouse, does the problem go away? -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/ "Homes4All" wrote in message ... it I have been having this problem, more specifically, if I copy some text from ANY source and then immediately paste it into an office program it works fine. However, if I copy and then go to Word and scroll down a page or go back up into the middle of the document and hit Ctrl V or the paste button I get a screenshot. "Echo S" wrote: Now that we know this is an issue with keyboards and tablet PCs, is it specifically an Office issue, too? I suspect you may get better information if you post your question to a tablet group. http://www.microsoft.com/communities...s/default.aspx is an alpha list of groups available through the MS web interface. You want microsoft.public.windows.tablet -- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com "JohnRMount" wrote in message ... My problem is exactly the same as this below. Surely, MS has a solution. I'm using a wireless K/B and Mouse whose receiver is connected by USB 2.0. If I disconnect these components and use strictly what came with the notebook (Compaq 2000 series), the keyboard functions all work fine. Any Hotfixes known? Any help you folks can give me would help a bunch. " wrote: I have got the same problem. If I use an external keyboard plugged to the USB port of my laptop (running windows xp tablet) then the copy and paste are screwed up. Having the num-lock key down causes any arrow key to work as "print screen" key. Try this: Run C:\Windows\System32\Clipbrd you'll see realtime what is on your clipboard. do a simple ctrl-c on text it will copy correctly on clipboard press any arrow or page-up/down key it will copy a screenshot. I have got no solution to this problem! |
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"copying" in any office prog, it inserts "screenshots" not tex
I am also having this problem, using a desktop computer, Windows XP, and Word
2003, which is part of MS Office Pro 2003. Only difference for me is that my clipboard will fill and refill repeatedly with a screen shot of the page where I try to copy text. I have tried uninstalling Office and reinstalling. I have also tried doing Start|Run, typing in msconfig, and turning off the programs that load at startup. in addition, I have tried doing Detect and Repair in Word. I have also scanned for malware (Malwarebytes) and for visuses (TM Internet Security)-- niether found problems. The problem recurs. I also was using a wireless keyboard and mouse. When I switched them out to a USB wired keyboard and mouse, the problem so far has recurred once, but I was able to clear the Clipboard and it did not refill. This is a change from what happened when using the wireless board & mouse. I would appreciate any other suggestions. |
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