Some clarification

What does Windows Explorer and a red flag? have to do with things?
I meant I can _only_ paste the files into an Inspector _not_ into
Windows Explorer, therefore this was an indication that the clipboard
was corrupted even though it looks fine when pasted into Outlook.

When I copy an attached Word doc from an email...
It must be two or more of the same filetype (two .doc or two .jpg,
etc...) not just one. You must open the files and compare them to see
the contents of the first file in the subsequent files.

I'd just make that a FAQ entry and tell users to copy after opening
the new email item. No big deal.
It is starting to look like Documentation is my only solution.

You must use the clipboard for images in WordMail items, Mask and
Picture won't work because Word is subclassed by Outlook and therefore
you would be passing IPictureDisp objects for the images across process
boundaries, an
exception. So you always have to use the clipboard for that except when
in WordMail for Outlook 2007, where you just use the ribbon instead.
Yes, thanks.

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my initial question, I know
this was convoluted. I will probably document as the solution.

Regards,
Anthony



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