EXCEL 2010 "The picture is too large and will be truncated"
Hello Everyone
I get the following message whenever I try to Copy a Row of data in Excel ...
"The picture is too large and will be truncated."
Well, there are no pictures, and the Row that I want to copy only contains 10 columns of numeric and string data.
Thank You
Karl
I get the following message whenever I try to Copy a Row of data in Excel ...
"The picture is too large and will be truncated."
Well, there are no pictures, and the Row that I want to copy only contains 10 columns of numeric and string data.
Thank You
Karl
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Hmm. Yes.
I do use ClipDiary which I could not live without.
As for MS Clip Organiser, I don't use it; but I might!!
Surely, given that the problem only arises in Excel, and not in other applications, then the real problem resides with Excel.
i.e. yet another Microsoft bug.
I do use ClipDiary which I could not live without.
As for MS Clip Organiser, I don't use it; but I might!!
Surely, given that the problem only arises in Excel, and not in other applications, then the real problem resides with Excel.
i.e. yet another Microsoft bug.
Not necessarily a MS Bug, more something not working the way MS expects it too.
Try disabling your ClipDiary Tool first and see if the problem still exists.
Then you might be able to track down a solution
Try disabling your ClipDiary Tool first and see if the problem still exists.
Then you might be able to track down a solution
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Nope, it looks like a bug! e.g. see here, ...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300523
... but I do not understand the fix.
It looks to me as if you are told to create a registry entry with one name and then, in the same breath, change the name of the very key that you were just told to create!
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300523
... but I do not understand the fix.
It looks to me as if you are told to create a registry entry with one name and then, in the same breath, change the name of the very key that you were just told to create!
?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/300523
What does:
"Embedded Excel worksheets shrink when you edit them in PowerPoint"
...have to do with you error issue?
<The picture is too large and will be truncated>
Don't try a fix if it does not apply to your issue directly...
JeffCoachman
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Well, of course, I did take your advice and disable the ClipDiary program - but with no success.
And when I look at the processes running in the Task Manager I cannot see anything running that has anything to do with the clipboard.
But I seem to be able to run MS Excel 2003, Word 2003, Word 2010, FrontPage, Expression Web 2, VB6, VB Express 2010, CorelDraw, Corel Photopaint, the Snipping Tool. five different browsers and goodness knows what else without any clipboard problems.
So it seems to me that Excel 2010 has a problem.
And when I look at the processes running in the Task Manager I cannot see anything running that has anything to do with the clipboard.
But I seem to be able to run MS Excel 2003, Word 2003, Word 2010, FrontPage, Expression Web 2, VB6, VB Express 2010, CorelDraw, Corel Photopaint, the Snipping Tool. five different browsers and goodness knows what else without any clipboard problems.
So it seems to me that Excel 2010 has a problem.
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Well, in the end it turned out that my Memory Optimiser had something to do with the problem.
When I disabled it, the Excel problem went away.
However, given that all my other programs seem unafffected by the optimiser, I still point the finger at MS.
Nevertheless, I thank you for leading me in the right direction.
Karl
When I disabled it, the Excel problem went away.
However, given that all my other programs seem unafffected by the optimiser, I still point the finger at MS.
Nevertheless, I thank you for leading me in the right direction.
Karl
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@radnbne
I should have thought more carefully about your very first post above.
Believe it or not, when you mentioned 'memory enhancement tools', it never occurred to me that I had any.such tools running on my computer - and by the the time I had gotten round to removing my Memory Optimiser, I had forgotten that you had mentioned such things.
Old age!
I should have thought more carefully about your very first post above.
Believe it or not, when you mentioned 'memory enhancement tools', it never occurred to me that I had any.such tools running on my computer - and by the the time I had gotten round to removing my Memory Optimiser, I had forgotten that you had mentioned such things.
Old age!
"Memory Optimizers" were most popular in the days before Windows.
I means they are useful, but with memory so cheap now and, Windows actually does a fairly good job of managing memory, ... they are not really needed as much anymore.
;-)
JeffCoachman
I means they are useful, but with memory so cheap now and, Windows actually does a fairly good job of managing memory, ... they are not really needed as much anymore.
;-)
JeffCoachman
Are you running any clipboard or memory enhancement tools?