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I am looking for a way to add an option(s) to the right click context menu when editing text on a WinXP machine. I already do a lot of copy/pasting on it, so the clipboard is always changing, but there is one string I type repeatedly in almost every file I edit. I've already added some custom option to the context menu for .zip files to batch unzip them, but I'm not having any luck finding a way to add this. The machine is used for a single purpose and I try to keep it as stable as possible so I'm trying to stay away from any new third-party software that could bloat the system. I don't think

I have a string variable that contains an HTML table in excel VBA. I know that when this table is stored in the clipboard and I invoke .PasteSpecial, Excel does some nifty preprocessing and fills the cells out in the current sheet the same way as they appear in the table. However, if I simply set the .Value of a cell/range to the string variable, no such preprocessing takes place and the entire string, HTML tags and all, are dumped into the cell. I want the former result, but I cannot use the clipboard because it is being used by this application elsewhere and there is no guarantee I would not

I develop application with using MVVM pattern. I using MVVMLight library to do this. So if I need to handle TextBox TextChange event I write in XAML: <I:EventTrigger EventName="TextChanged"> <I:InvokeCommandAction Command="{Binding PropertyGridTextChange}"/> </I:EventTrigger> where PropertyGridTextChange is Command in ViewModel . But TextBox has no Paste event! This solution only works if application don't use MVVM pattern, because you need to have link on TextBox . <DataTemplate x:Key="StringTemplate"> <TextBox Text="{Binding Value, ValidatesOnDataErrors=True, Mode=TwoWay, UpdateSourceTrigger