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Can the new WP7 cut and paste functionality be used programatically?
Is there a way to programmatically copy/paste text in windows phone. I want the user to click on a button that should automatically copy some text to the clipboard. The text resides on a TextBlock control (which may be hidden). The only workaround that I have thought of is to pop a dialog with the text filled in in a TextBlock (which natively supports copy paste).
Thoughts?
To set text : Clipboard.SetText("foo-bar")
To check if clipboard contains text : Clipboard.ContainsText("foo-bar")
No method to to get text Clipboard.GetText() results in Security Exception
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My problem is, if i create a form via Word i usually limit editing to only fill in forms (protect document).
However the person who fills out the form need to make drawings in the InkPicture Control Field via a input pen on a tablet.
This is not possible while the editing is limitet to fill forms only. Using the InkPicture ControlField only works while the editing is limited to comments.
Is there a solution fto use InkPicture Control and form fields while limit the editing? (VBA Makro, Settings etc...)
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UserControl with header and content - Allow dropping controls in content panel and Prevent dropping controls in header at design time
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I have a vb winforms user control which has on it a panel (docked-full). I want a coder who drops my user control onto a form to then be able to drag other control onto the panel of that user control. I've seen several custom designer examples, but none seem to work for me.
Image shows user control and concept
You just need to make the modifiers property of Panel in your UserControl set public
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Replace text on header and footer of Excel file
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Is there a way to access Excel's built-in custom footer dialog box with VBA? I'd like to access the actual dialog box; I know how to directly modify the footer via ActiveSheet.PageSetup.
I can open the Page Setup box via Application.Dialogs(xlDialogPageSetup).Show but I'm not able to get to the Header/Footer tab, then Custom Footer.
Here's what I've tried:
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogPageSetup).Show
Application.SendKeys "h" 'Go to the Header/Footer tab
Application.SendKeys "{TAB}{TAB}{TAB}{ENTER}", True 'Go to Custom Footer
Thank you.
EDIT:
Thanks for your responses thus far, and my apologies for not being clearer.
As noted above, I understand how to use ActiveSheet.PageSetupto modify the Left/Center/Right footer fields; however, I'd like to directly access the Custom Footer dialog box so that non-technical colleagues can easily modify these fields, in a familiar manner, as opposed to having them look through the VBA and changing the existing text strings and/or codes.
You don't have to call any dialogbox. You can access header/footer directly:
ActiveSheet.PageSetup.CenterHeader = "&D &B&ITime:&I&B&T"
More at MSDN - Formatting and VBA Codes for Headers and Footers
To be more precise it would be
ActiveSheet.PageSetup.CenterFooter = "&D &B&ITime:&I&B&T"
for the footer.
There are three points you can access, LeftFooter, CenterFooter, and RightFooter. It will be the same for the header.
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How to get rid of VBA security warning
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Is it possible to programmatically disable ENABLE CONTENT Security message bar. I have a spreadsheet with some macros and some forms, however, even though i save the spreadsheet with the Trust Settings set to NEVER SHOW INFORMATION ABOUT BLOCKING SECURITY, it still pops up if i send the spreadsheet to someone else to open. I'm try to permanently disable it, or add some code to THISWORKBOOK_OPEN so that whenever it opens, it never prompts the user to click the ENABLE CONTENT button
Edit the problem i have is that i have a form tha is supposed to appear before users are able to use the spreadshet but in this case when they open it they firsy havento click enable content before the log in form appears .....is there a waynaround it?
No. Definitely Not. Never. Ever.
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How to I inject programmatic text into my Coded UI test (as opposed to recorded text) in Visual Studio?
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In Coded UI, I have to confirm a particular text is present in text-box.
I am able to reach up to the dialog box and i know how to enter text. However. now i need to read text from the box.
Is there a WinApplication command that can help me to do so?
You can just read the text out in the same way that an assertion reads the text to check its value. One way of learning how to do this on any control is to use the Coded UI recorder to create an assertion method on the text shown and copy its code. Commonly the assertion will be on the DisplayText field. In fact that is a neat way of getting the relevant UI Controls created for you.
The method created for the assertion (in the UIMap.Designed.cs file) will be similar to:
public void AssertMethod1()
{
SomeUIType uITTextItem = this.UISomeWindow.UISomewhere.UITextItem;
Assert.AreEqual(this.AssertMethod1ExpectedValues.UITextItemDisplayText,
uITextItem.DisplayText,
"A message for a failed assertion");
}
Just copy the whole method into the UIMap.cs file, use the commend in the UI Map editor. Then save all the files.
Edit the method that is now in the UIMap.cs file to something like the following:
public string GetTheUITextItem()
{
SomeUIType uITTextItem = this.UISomeWindow.UISomewhere.UITextItem;
return this.AssertMethod1ExpectedValues.UITextItemDisplayText;
}
Now the contents of the test can be obtained by calling GetTheUITextItem().