Hello Dear
Suppose we have write a macro for book1 using excel 2003,
when we send it to another user who have excel 2007 or
if he Disable or not allowing the macro using

Tools->Macro->Security

then the problem occurs,best way is forcely run macro at
startup or openning mode of workbook.



Hope It Will Work
Happy To Help
:)
Shyam




On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 3:59 AM, Excel 009 <excelmodel...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Shyam,
>
> Thank you for your help.  I used similar code to disable the copy/cut/
> paste on the key combination and on the toolbar and right click.  It
> works well.  However, when one has the clipboard pane opened, one can
> still copy and paste using the command in the pane.  When I used 2003,
> I can pretty much disable all the copy/cut/paste functionality.
> However, one can always open the 2003 file in Excel 2007, open the
> clipboard pane, copy or cut using the command on the ribbon, and paste
> the copied object by clicking on the object inside the pane.  As it is
> not easy to modify the ribbon (through changing in XLM), I did not
> look into that option.
>
> The easiest way to avoid user from copy the current content to other
> workbooks, if possible, is to empty the clipboard as it will ease all
> the possible ways (ex: insert the copy/paste command from toolbar
> option into the workbook) that people use the copy/paste functions.
> So again, we are back to our starting point - how to empty the
> clipboard programmatically.
>
> Kavita showed a method to do this, but it does not work as it cannot
> stop the copied object to appear on the clipboard.
>
> For AJ, this method applies the effect at the Excel "application
> level" and not on Excel "workbook level".  How can we set it up so
> that the users will have this option setting on their end without
> asking them to do this on their own?  Also, how can we stop them from
> turn the functionality back on?
>
>
>  Excel 009
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