OneNote won't insert images (or take Screen Clippings)
Leausm
I just installed Office Ultimate 2007 recently on my Vista 64-bit, and
I've been quite pleased with the results.
Except for OneNote. I was really excited about its functionality, until
I discovered that I couldn't take screen clippings. I had the OneNote
icon running in the bar, and whenever I use the Windows Key + S method
(or Insert|Screen Clipping), the screen went transparent and I could
successfully select an area. However, all that was ever pasted into
OneNote was the date and time stamp for the screen clipping. The image
was copied to my clipboard, as I could post the screen clipping in Word,
but I couldn't re-paste it in OneNote.
This brings me to my second issue: I can't insert images (using
Insert|Pictures|From Files). I can drag images from the internet
(Firefox 3.0.12), and they'll show up just fine. However, this
functionality is nowhere near what Screen Clipping offers.
I've been in communication with Microsoft about this, and they have
tried to help but have thus far offered no solution. A possible conflict
is that before purchasing Ultimate 2007, I had Office 2003 Home and
Student installed. When I bought 2007, all the icons for 2003
disappeared, and I assumed they were uninstalled. It turns out they were
still there, just upgraded and sitting alongside the ultimate programs.
I uninstalled them, then re-installed OneNote, but with no change in the
issue.
Thanks in advance for the help!
[EDIT]: I realize Mitch had the same problem in this thread:
http://tinyurl.com/mpankh, but I'm not experiencing problems with the
printer driver and I honestly don't quite know what the "print to
OneNote" function does. Nor do I care, at this point.
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Leausm
undisclosed
*Bump* Anyone else with this problem?
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Leausm
Rainald Taesler
At least for me this problem never appeared.
So I'm really clueless :-(
Rainald
Jay
"Rainald Taesler" wrote:
>I used to be able to copy and paste Adobe .pdf portions into Microsoft Onenote >2007. I have OneNote at home on Vista, and it works with no problem. I have a >work computer that is XP, as does a friend of mine at work; but he has OneNote >2003. I can copy and paste into Word, and then copy again and then place into >OneNote, but cannot copy directly from any other application not Microsoft and >paste into OneNote only. First I must copy and paste into a Microsoft >application, .and then I can copy (AGAIN) and paste into OneNote. I have tried >repairing, running diagnostics and have considered removing and reinstalling, but >being a work computer means I have to get IT involved and this usually means >more will be broken than repaired in the end.
>
>
Rainald Taesler
> "Rainald Taesler" wrote:
>
>>> *Bump* Anyone else with this problem?
>>
>> At least for me this problem never appeared.
>> So I'm really clueless :-(
>
> Microsoft Onenote 2007. I have OneNote at home on Vista, and it
> works with no problem.
OK, fine.
> I have a work computer that is XP, as does a friend of mine at work;
> but he has OneNote 2003.
Which version of ON do *you* have on the machine at work?
> I can copy and paste into Word, and then copy again and then place
> into OneNote, but cannot copy directly from any other application
> not Microsoft and paste into OneNote only.
What do you mean by this??
The sentence does not make too much sense to me {siiiiigh}
> First I must copy and paste into a Microsoft application,
> and then I can copy (AGAIN) and paste into OneNote.
> I have tried repairing, running diagnostics and have
> considered removing and reinstalling, but being a work
> computer means I have to get IT involved and this usually
> means more will be broken than repaired in the end.
LOL
AFAICS you have no other choice but having ON re-installed.
Rainald
P.S. Your posting came rather "scrambled". How come?
Jay
Adobe (.pdf), but cannot paste directly into ON. I must first paste into
Word or Excel, then copy again, and then I can paste into ON. As if there is
specific memory allocated for Microsoft.
I have tried repairing and that has not made a difference. My work computer
uses ON 2007 and XP. I had a trial version of ON, but as I recall this
feature was working, and am not sure when this feature stopped working
properly.
Bernd
> What I mean by the pasting into word first is. I can copy anything out of
> Adobe (.pdf), but cannot paste directly into ON. I must first paste into
> Word or Excel, then copy again, and then I can paste into ON. As if there is
> specific memory allocated for Microsoft.
>
> I have tried repairing and that has not made a difference. My work computer
> uses ON 2007 and XP. I had a trial version of ON, but as I recall this
> feature was working, and am not sure when this feature stopped working
> properly.
Mmmh. I have no problem to copy from Adobe Reader and paste directly
into ON.
The only observation I made with clipbrd.exe (a "hidden" clipboard
viewer in XP) is, that Word changes the sequence of the generated
different formats in the clipboard, especially for the format "Unitext".
There were some rumours about the influence of sequence concerning copy
& paste between ON and Open Office.
The only idea I have is to ask whether it makes a difference to start ON
before or after the copy in Adobe ?
Bernd
Rainald Taesler
> What I mean by the pasting into word first is. I can copy anything
> out of Adobe (.pdf), but cannot paste directly into ON. I must first
> paste into Word or Excel, then copy again, and then I can paste into
> ON. As if there is specific memory allocated for Microsoft.
Really strange!!
On my side it's just as Bernd reported:
If I mark things in the Adobe Reader and copy the selection to the
clipboard (Ctrl+C), I can paste that into ON pretty fine.
> I have tried repairing and that has not made a difference. My work
> computer uses ON 2007 and XP. I had a trial version of ON, but as I
> recall this feature was working, and am not sure when this feature
> stopped working properly.
The only thing that comes into mind would be to un-install ON ad
re-install it from scratch (after a reboot).
Rainald