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Frank Kalis SSC Guru Points: 111183 More actions · Answer 1

Hey, what about this Microsoft Office internal clipboard functionality that was introduced in Office 2000.

I really think this is a 'MUST HAVE' for SQL Server

Btw,

<Insert the name of your problem here> will be solved in Yukon

Frank

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David.Poole SSC Guru Points: 75656 More actions · Answer 2

David.Poole

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October 6, 2003 at 2:11 am

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Actually, I quite like the idea behind the multiple clipboard thing, it is just the implementation that is crap!

It would be nice to be able to save one of these multi-clipboard thingies so that you could reload it at a later date. Ditto, set cross application hot-keys.

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Frank Kalis SSC Guru Points: 111183 More actions · Answer 3

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Ditto, set cross application hot-keys.

to harmonize this would be really a smart move by Microsoft

....and maybe death to many consulting or training companies

Frank

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Bill Nye Hall of Fame Points: 3248 More actions · Answer 4

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I generally put in some text that allows me to get past the assistants balloon help and into the actual help file

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Just put in something that will give you a list of entries. Select any entry. When the help opens, click the assistant to remove the annoying balloon. Then you can use the index and contents tabs to find what you want.

Even better:

If you just want to go directly to help, right click on the assistant (I prefer Rocky the dog for occasional amusement), select options, then uncheck "Use the Office Assistant" in the upper left corner. No more pesky assistant.

Thomas Rushton SSC-Insane Points: 22648 More actions · Answer 5

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If you just want to go directly to help, right click on the assistant (I prefer Rocky the dog for occasional amusement), select options, then uncheck "Use the Office Assistant" in the upper left corner. No more pesky assistant.

And if you know you'll never want to see those blasted animations again, remove (or rename, if you're paranoid) the *.acs / *.acg files from your office installation...

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