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Old 05-25-2007, 07:26 PM
chris M
 
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Default cannot paste value in edit/find dialog box

Can someone please, please, tell me why the mouse and menu bar functions
concerning pasting into Edit/Find dialog boxes in Microsoft Office apps does
not function in XP Professional? It worked fine in 2000! I am copying
correctly - and while I can get a workaround for pasting record/field/cell
info from one database table into another in Access- by simply moving tables
into the same database I am working in at a given time - the only way to
paste copied information into the Edit/Find/Replace dialog box in any table
or spreadsheet is using CNTL+V or Shift+Insert. It is not a big deal if you
are only trying to look up information about a few hundred recs, but I have
thousands upon thousands of individual records to search thru and it is so
time consuming to have to use the keyboard and not the mouse. If none of you
believe me, try it yourself - try to paste some bit of info into a Edit
/Search box. It does not work in either Access or Excel. Help, Help, Help! I
simply cannot believe I am the only person here that has not encountered
this, or why it was not put in to XP professional, unless it is just my
machine, and thus a flawed installation. Any help or correspondence, and a
fix, would be greatly appreciated! Regards, chris
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Old 05-26-2007, 08:32 PM
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Default Re: cannot paste value in edit/find dialog box

What version of Access are you using, also what service pak do you
have for XP?



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On May 25, 1:26 pm, chris M <chr...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Can someone please, please, tell me why the mouse and menu bar functions
> concerning pasting into Edit/Find dialog boxes in Microsoft Office apps does
> not function in XP Professional? It worked fine in 2000! I am copying
> correctly - and while I can get a workaround for pasting record/field/cell
> info from one database table into another in Access- by simply moving tables
> into the same database I am working in at a given time - the only way to
> paste copied information into the Edit/Find/Replace dialog box in any table
> or spreadsheet is using CNTL+V or Shift+Insert. It is not a big deal if you
> are only trying to look up information about a few hundred recs, but I have
> thousands upon thousands of individual records to search thru and it is so
> time consuming to have to use the keyboard and not the mouse. If none of you
> believe me, try it yourself - try to paste some bit of info into a Edit
> /Search box. It does not work in either Access or Excel. Help, Help, Help! I
> simply cannot believe I am the only person here that has not encountered
> this, or why it was not put in to XP professional, unless it is just my
> machine, and thus a flawed installation. Any help or correspondence, and a
> fix, would be greatly appreciated! Regards, chris



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