Copying and pasting - Red squares


  1. Melissa
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    Copying and pasting - Red squares


    When I copy and paste - for this instance - from this forum - which I do for future reference - I have noted that I get red squares and a messages that with ActiveX controls some content may be lost.

    Is this usual for some documents that you transfer into Windows 7?

    Attached is a shot in Word of what I mean
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  3. Jacee
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
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    Try using notepad instead of Word.
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