This is cool, but this entry isn't saved until user exit Office. I am looking at registry key: Software\Microsoft\Office\%d.0\Common\General\AcbOn. At this point, Office will collect data without any sign to the Window. However, users can check the 'Collect without showing Office clipboard', and restart Office.
My initial idea was to look for a window with title: "Collect and Paste 2.0" (check out yourself with Spy++), with various Windows class (e.g.
On Office 20 you get it by expanding the clipboard area on the Home ribbon, and in Office 2003 you can open it from the task pane area, and selecting clipboard from the menu.Īlthough I'm doing all sort of API hooking (using IAT), I'm looking for the simplest solution. This is the clipboard pane that saves the last 24 clipboard data. Step 3: Now you get back to the main window, click the Clipboard button at the Quick Access Toolbar, and the Clipboard will come out immediately.I want to know whether the Office clipboard collection is turned on. (2) In the Commands list, click to highlight the first Clipboard. (1) Click the Choose commands from box, and then select the All Commands from the drop down list Step 2: In the Outlook Options dialog box, Step 1: Click the drop down button in the Quick Access Toolbar, and then select the More Commands from the drop down list. However, we can add the Clipboard button into the Quick Access Toolbar of Outlook 2013. There is no Clipboard button showing in the Ribbon. Some Outlook users may require enable or show the Clipboard in the main window.
See screen shot below.Įnable or show Clipboard in the main window in Outlook 2013 When composing an email message in Microsoft Outlook, you can easily enable or show the Clipboard with clicking the launcher at the bottom-right corner of Clipboard group on the Message tab. Enable or show Clipboard in the Message window in Outlook
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