I'm having an issue that's sort of related to your question: when I copy text from a word document it is added tot my clipboard as "HTML Data". I can't see the actual text that I copied, just the "HTML Data". I have absolutely no idea why this happens, but I thought it might be caused by something similar to what's causing your problem.
Any help would be greatly appreciated... On Dec 3, 5:17 am, Melanie Avids <[email protected]> wrote: > I posted about this before, but no one was able to help me & I stopped > trying. Trying again... > > I use the clipboard function a lot. > > Often (but not nearly always), when pasting text (originally copied > from a word document, being copied into another word document) other > than the top level (ie those other than the most recent), the pasted > text appears as a hyperlink. > > Blue, underlined. So I have to edit to remove the hyperlink. This is > so annoying. It wasn't a link before. I'm not talking about web links. > > The link points to the original file (I guess) - the name and location > of the document I am copying from. > > When I mouseover the link it gives me the location of the original > file plus a lot of garbley numbers that I'm guessing are an address. > > When I edit to remove the text I find this: > * The LINK TO field says "Intermediate%20ESL%20- > %209.doc#OLE_LINK28%091,252,253,0,,(" > * The ANCHOR field says "OLE_LINK28 1,252,253,0,,(" > > Clicking on the link goes nowhere. > > Is anyone else having this problem? Has anyone else had this problem > and solved it? Does anyone have any ideas of how to fix it or why it's > happening? > > Thank you.
