Notes/Domino Fix List
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| SPR # SSHE4TFPF5 | Fixed in 5.0.7a; 5.0.8 release |  |
Product Area: Client Technical Area: Editor - Clipboard - Cut & Paste Platform: Win 2000
SPR# SSHE4TFPF5 - Fixed a problem where users could not paste more than 1500 characters from the Notes client into an RTF or into other applications such as WordPad.
Technote Number: 1102794
Problem:
This issue can occur if you have set the 'Import/Export Characters' setting in
your Notes User Preferences to "Codepage 1200 (Unicode)". There is a limit on
the number of characters one can copy to the clipboard. To check the current
setting for the Import/Export Characters property, select File, Preferences,
User Preferences; select the International pane in the User Preferences dialog
box which appears, and look at the choice next to the 'Import/Export
Characters:' property.
This issue was reported to Lotus Quality Engineering, and was addressed in
Notes 5.0.7a Client and Notes 5.0.8 Client.
Excerpt from the Lotus Notes and Domino Release 5.0.7a MU and 5.0.8 MR fix
lists (available at http://www.notes.net):
Editor - Clipboard - Cut & Paste
SPR# SSHE4TFPF5 - Fixed a problem where users could not paste more than 1500
characters from the Notes client into an RTF or into other applications such as
WordPad.
Supporting Information:
Steps To Reproduce Problem:
1. In your Notes R5 Client select File, Preferences, User Preferences; select
the International pane in the User Preferences dialog box which appears, click
the Change button next to the 'Import/Export Characters:' property, and select
"Codepage 1200 (Unicode)". Select OK, then select OK again to close the User
Preferences dialog.
2. In a document, select many characters. For example, open a large document
in a Notes.log database and from the menu, select Edit, Select All. Then
select Edit, Copy.
3. Paste the copied text into the body field of a memo.
4. Attempt to paste this information into a WordPad document. Note that only a
"{" appears.
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Last Modified on 06/06/2001
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