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How do I switch off that Clipboard box which pops up everytime I do copy-and-pase in Access table?
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Bob I
This is a copy of what you will find in Help
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
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Bob I
This is a copy of what you will find in Help
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
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Bob I
This is a copy of what you will find in Help
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
The Clipboard toolbar no longer appears when I copy and paste items.
If you close the Clipboard toolbar three times in a row without using
the Paste All button or any of the item buttons, the Clipboard toolbar
will no longer appear automatically. To show the Clipboard toolbar
again, point to Toolbars on the View menu, and then click Clipboard. You
can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying an item two times
consecutively.
When you display the Clipboard toolbar manually and then click Paste All
or click an individual item, the count is reset. From that point on,
the Clipboard toolbar appears automatically again.
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Thanks
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
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Thanks
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
A
aa
Thanks
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
You say "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard"
In which application should I point to Toolbars on the View menu? I am
working with Outlook and with Access and neither has this Clipboard item
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Bob I
Try reading the sentence after the one you quoted.
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Bob I
Try reading the sentence after the one you quoted.
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Bob I
Try reading the sentence after the one you quoted.
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I quoted "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
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I quoted "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
A
aa
I quoted "To show the Clipboard toolbar again, point to Toolbars on the View
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
menu, and then click Clipboard."
And after it goes "You can also show the Clipboard toolbar again by copying
an item two times consecutively."
which provides no clue as to where exactly on the View menu the Clipboard
could be found - could you please be more specific?
This second sentance gives an alternative way to show the Clipboard toolbar,
but I wanted to know how do I get to it via a menu
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Bob I
If you want to turn it on with an application that has it as a menu
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
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Bob I
If you want to turn it on with an application that has it as a menu
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
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Bob I
If you want to turn it on with an application that has it as a menu
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
listing, then you have to USE an application that has it as a menu
listing. Word, Excel, Powerpoint, otherwise you use the alternative
method.
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Thanks, it's clear now.
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Thanks, it's clear now.
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Thanks, it's clear now.
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