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Date Values: January 1, 0000 to December 31, 9999; numeric values: same range as double; string values: same range as string

The Clipboard is a location in the computer s memory that is used to store information temporarily There are actually two Clipboards that can be used

The Windows Clipboard can store one object, either text or a picture, and pass that object within or among Windows programs Once an object is cut or copied to the Windows Clipboard, it stays there until another object is cut or copied to the Clipboard or until the computer is turned off The Windows Clipboard is used by default The Office Clipboard can store up to 24 objects, both text and pictures, and pass those objects within or among Office programs Once the Office Clipboard is enabled, all objects that are cut or copied are kept on the Office Clipboard until the 25th object is cut or copied, which will replace the first object All objects on the Office Clipboard are lost from the Clipboard when Office is exited or the computer is turned off

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To display the Office Clipboard, click the Home tab, and click then the Clipboard Dialog Box Launcher in the Clipboard group The Clipboard task pane will open

ADD TO THE CLIPBOARD When you cut or copy text with the Clipboard task pane open, it is automatically added to the

If your variable will always contain text, you can declare it to be of type String:

Figure 2 12. An eight-tooth input gear meshed with two- tooth output gear for a 3:1 gear reduction You can read this 3:1 ratio as saying that for every three turns of the input, the output will make one turn. When slowing down the rotation with gears, we call this gearing down or gear reduction, and it can increase the torque generated by the input source, such as a motor. You can reduce the gears more by meshing gears of even higher differences in teeth count, such as combining an eight-tooth gear with a 40-tooth gear to produce a 5:1 reduction. For even greater reductions, you can join pairs of gears together. Two sets of 3:1 gears would produce a 9:1 reduction, as shown in Figure 2 13. You can continue this concept to create extensive gear reduction to produce far more torque than you d ever need for an FLL robot.

When you cut text, you place it on the Clipboard and delete it from its current location When the Clipboard contents are pasted to the new location, the text has been moved and no longer exists in its original location To cut and place text on the Clipboard, select it and then:

Office Clipboard PASTE FROM THE CLIPBOARD To paste one item:

You can then use string handling functions to manipulate it You can take sections from it, search for a particular character, or turn it all into uppercase characters For a more detailed description, see the section Functions in 5 A string is of variable length by default The string grows or shrinks according to the data in it If you do not want this to happen, you can declare a fixed-length string by using String * size:

When you copy text to the Clipboard, you also leave it in its original location Once the Clipboard contents are pasted to the new location, you have the same

Dim temp as String * 50

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This forces a string to be fixed at 50 characters in length If your string is less than 50, it is padded with spaces If it is greater than 50 characters, the excess characters are truncated and lost So, although you do get control over the amount of memory being used because there is

text in two places in the document To copy text to the Clipboard, select it and then: