WD2000: ActiveX Control Copy or Drag Between Applications Fails
ID: Q212524
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The information in this article applies to:
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Microsoft Word 2000
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Microsoft Excel 2000
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Microsoft PowerPoint 2000
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Microsoft FrontPage 2000
SYMPTOMS
When you insert an ActiveX control (for example, a command button) into a
Microsoft Office 2000 program, the code does not copy and you may not be able to view or edit the code. The following table describes what problems occur when you either copy and paste that ActiveX control or move it using a drag-and-drop operation.
From To Result
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Excel FrontPage The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
-and-
If you double-click the control to
edit it, the following message appears:
No Picture Editor is configured.
Excel PowerPoint The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
Excel Word The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
FrontPage Excel The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
FrontPage PowerPoint The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
FrontPage Word The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
PowerPoint Excel The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
PowerPoint FrontPage The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
-and-
If you double-click the control to
edit it, the following message appears:
No Picture Editor is configured.
PowerPoint Word The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
Word Excel The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
Word FrontPage The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
Word PowerPoint The code behind the ActiveX control
does not copy with the control.
WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, use the appropriate method for your situation:
Method 1: If the Code Does Not Copy with the ActiveX Control
- Retype the code that was lost.
-or-
- Use a copy-and-paste operation to copy the code from the source control to the target control.
Method 2: If the Code Does Not Copy and the "No Picture Editor Configured" Error Message Appears
Recreate the ActiveX control from the Control Toolbox (on the View menu,
point to Toolbars, and then click Control Toolbox) and do one of the following:
- Retype the code that was lost.
-or-
- Use a copy-and-paste operation to copy the code from the source control to the target control.
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed
at the beginning of this article.
Additional query words:
vb vbe vba fp2000 off2000 pp2000 wd2000 xl2000
Keywords : kbdta OffVBA IntpToolbr GnrlVb wd2000
Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbbug