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I see in the board that several people appear to be having Clipboard issues
recently, but I didn't see anything that seems to address my question, so
I'll throw it out at everyone.
For some mysterious reason in the past few days, my clipboard has been
unable to paste anything. It appears that it's not actually copying either,
because if I open the Clipboard Toolbar in Word, it never shows anything
collected.
I see in my Services that the Clipbook is Disabled (not sure why or when).
I also noted that if I run 'clipbrd' from a Run line that it opens Clipbook
with a pop-up message that my clipboard is disabled (and with a minimized
window for Clipboard in the bottom of the Clipbook console-- if I attempt to
maximize that window, it pegs my CPU @ 100% until I kill the process).
So my question-- does the Clipbook service actually drive the Clipboard? If
I re-enable to eClipbook service, will my Clipboard start working again, or
will I just be exposing myself to all sorts of hacking? And if Clipbook is
not where I need to be looking, what else might cause my Clipboard to
suddenly tell me to shove off?
Thanks!
bethp
recently, but I didn't see anything that seems to address my question, so
I'll throw it out at everyone.
For some mysterious reason in the past few days, my clipboard has been
unable to paste anything. It appears that it's not actually copying either,
because if I open the Clipboard Toolbar in Word, it never shows anything
collected.
I see in my Services that the Clipbook is Disabled (not sure why or when).
I also noted that if I run 'clipbrd' from a Run line that it opens Clipbook
with a pop-up message that my clipboard is disabled (and with a minimized
window for Clipboard in the bottom of the Clipbook console-- if I attempt to
maximize that window, it pegs my CPU @ 100% until I kill the process).
So my question-- does the Clipbook service actually drive the Clipboard? If
I re-enable to eClipbook service, will my Clipboard start working again, or
will I just be exposing myself to all sorts of hacking? And if Clipbook is
not where I need to be looking, what else might cause my Clipboard to
suddenly tell me to shove off?
Thanks!
bethp