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![]() From: "Chris Boorman" Subject: Unformatted Paste Date: Monday, October 29, 2007 1:15 PM It seems like Outlook 2007 is using Word 2007 as its editor (the same features and dialog boxes are there), but I'm blocked from accessing the Word object model. * Is there a way to "unblock" access to the Word object model? * Is there another object model that I can access? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Chris Boorman" wrote in message ... Thanks. I'd like to have this same functionality in Outlook 2007 (i.e., when editing an e-mail message, have the Ctrl+d shortdcut produce an unformatted paste). Can you help me with that too? Chris Boorman. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... The macro Sub PasteUnfText() On Error GoTo Oops Selection.PasteSpecial DataType:=wdPasteText, Placement:= _ wdInLine End Oops: Beep End Sub works in both Word 2003 and 2007 and the edit paste special function is already assigned to ALT+CTRL+V -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Chris Boorman" wrote in message ... When I used Word 2003, I created a one-line macro for pasting unformatted text: (Selection.PasteSpecial DataType:=wdPasteText), ...and I assigned it the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+d". For me, this was truly an indispensible tool. I now use Word 2007, and unfortunately my macro doesn't work. Word 2007 has a new feature that is supposed to make such a macro unnecessary. In the Word 2007 Advanced Options page, there are three options for pasting text. Keep Source Formatting Match Destination Formatting Keep Text Only I've experimented with these settings, but I've found them to be too restrictive. So, I now find myself clicking "Past" on the Clipboard tab on the Home ribbon, and then "Paste Special" and then "Unformatted Text," which is cumbersome. Can someone tell me how I can assign the unformatted paste functionality to keyboard shortcut "Ctrl+d"? Thanks, Chris Boorman. |
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