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Go to Clipboard group at the far left of Ribbon.

Method B: If you do not installed Classic Menu for Office See Figure 2:Īlthough Publisher 2007 keeps classic view without Classic Menu for Office, you can also follow the same way to get Clipboard in Microsoft Publisher 2007's classic view. See Figure 1.įigure 1: Office Clipboard in Word 2010's Edit MenuĬlick to know more information and free download Classic Menu for OfficeĬlick the Office Clipboard… item, and you will see the Clipboard pane is added at left side.

Then you will view the Office Clipboard… item.

This method is same as that you did in Microsoft Word 2003 at one time:

Method A: If you have installed Classic Menu for Office Classic Menu for Office Home and Business.Classic Menu for Office 2007 Applications.If anyone has a programmatic solution for opening this task pane, I would appreciate learning about it. The specific task pane I want to programmatically open is this one: But, that's not working out either because the object model doesn't appear to provide that functionality for the Task Pane collection. I thought if I could programmatically list the enumeration values of all members and compare the results to what is documented, that I might be able to find new and undocumented members. I have also been unsuccessful in trying to find all "updated" members of the Task Pane collection.

I know Microsoft has made improvements in the machine translation feature of Office 365 and I suspect that the above VBA method has been obsoleted because it might reference an older version of the task pane, but I have not found anything mentioned about it. The following code is all that I have found, which is supposed to open a translate pane: Sub OpenTaskPane()Īpplication.TaskPanes(wdTaskPaneTranslate).Visible = True From either VBA or VSTO VB.Net I want to open the Translator Task Pane.