I was helping daughter try to get to the bottom on an issue with the Copy/Paste function in MS Office on her MacBook (the model with the
touch strip). We had a little success, and managed to get it to start
working within Word, and then between Office apps.
Otherwise a bit stumped, restarting and resetting 'pboard' didn't fix
it, and partial functionality just returned randomly on its own.
Andy Hewitt <thewildrover@icloud.com> wrote:
I was helping daughter try to get to the bottom on an issue with the
Copy/Paste function in MS Office on her MacBook (the model with the
touch strip). We had a little success, and managed to get it to start
working within Word, and then between Office apps.
Otherwise a bit stumped, restarting and resetting 'pboard' didn't fix
it, and partial functionality just returned randomly on its own.
What version of MS Office and macOS?
Can't say I've seen anything like that.
I was helping daughter try to get to the bottom on an issue with the Copy/Paste function in MS Office on her MacBook (the model with the
touch strip). We had a little success, and managed to get it to start
working within Word, and then between Office apps.
Otherwise a bit stumped, restarting and resetting 'pboard' didn't fix
it, and partial functionality just returned randomly on its own.
Anyway, while messing around seeing if I could find any likely settings
(I'm doing this over WhatsApp from my iMac), I had a look in
Accessibility settings, and noticed Enable Head Pointer - 'what's that'
I thought, so turned it on.
Blimey, that's a bit of a trippy feature. Interesting, and cool, but not
sure how long I could keep that up on a 27" screen :-). I never knew
that existed.
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Andy H
On Monday, 24 October 2022 at 13:41:07 UTC+1, Andy Hewitt wrote:
I was helping daughter try to get to the bottom on an issue with the
Copy/Paste function in MS Office on her MacBook (the model with the
touch strip). We had a little success, and managed to get it to start
working within Word, and then between Office apps.
Otherwise a bit stumped, restarting and resetting 'pboard' didn't fix
it, and partial functionality just returned randomly on its own.
Anyway, while messing around seeing if I could find any likely settings
(I'm doing this over WhatsApp from my iMac), I had a look in
Accessibility settings, and noticed Enable Head Pointer - 'what's that'
I thought, so turned it on.
Blimey, that's a bit of a trippy feature. Interesting, and cool, but not
sure how long I could keep that up on a 27" screen :-). I never knew
that existed.
--
Andy H
I've had some frustration with that using word.
I have these labels with coloured text and background colour that I
wanted to change a reprint
So I did command-c then command V to a new document .
well thecolours came out differnt to the originals, orange text became green text
After a recent update of office I can now get the correct colours by usingcopy, then paste special
from the edit menu and use the 'Microsoft word document object'
what a faff.
Catalina 10.15.7
iMac 27" 3.4GHz quad core i7
Word 16.66.1 Microsoft office 365 subscription
Andy Hewitt <thewildrover@icloud.com> wrote:
I was helping daughter try to get to the bottom on an issue with the
Copy/Paste function in MS Office on her MacBook (the model with the
touch strip). We had a little success, and managed to get it to start
working within Word, and then between Office apps.
Otherwise a bit stumped, restarting and resetting 'pboard' didn't fix
it, and partial functionality just returned randomly on its own.
What version of MS Office and macOS?
Can't say I've seen anything like that.
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