Publisher should allow cut and paste when in web properties.

[rubberbullet]

I use publisher 2000 pro to write and update my website. One thing that bugs
me, is that you can't use cut and paste when you open the web properties.

In the web properties you can input your key words and site description.

I keep my key words and website description in a word file - so I know
everything is spelled correctly. I wish I could copy and paste these texts
into the web properties facility - but no - I have to type it all out again.
There is no spell facility here, so I have to thoroughly examine every word
in detail to make sure there are no mistakes.

Microsoft - please add this feature.


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[DavidF]

Hey rubberbullet...glad you aren't a real bullet...

No, you can't use the mouse to paste, but you can paste in web properties.
Check the spelliiiiing in Word, then copy, then use Ctrl V to paste.

DavidF

I use publisher 2000 pro to write and update my website. One thing that bugs
me, is that you can't use cut and paste when you open the web properties.

In the web properties you can input your key words and site description.

I keep my key words and website description in a word file - so I know
everything is spelled correctly. I wish I could copy and paste these texts
into the web properties facility - but no - I have to type it all out again.
There is no spell facility here, so I have to thoroughly examine every word
in detail to make sure there are no mistakes.

Microsoft - please add this feature.


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b6-42f3-bacd-30b9fd4e4ab8&dg=microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign