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    Re: Screen Shot Paste

    Sub macro_1()
    Application.SendKeys "{PrtSc}"
    ActiveSheet.Paste
    End Sub
    Not sure if VBA can take a screenshot without sendkeys. Didn't really look very hard.

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    Re: Screen Shot Paste

    Thanks for reply

    But sorted it out now, code was just in the wrong order already using Screen Shot code

    Application.SendKeys "(%{1068})"
    DoEvents

    Which works. but again interaction sparks a thought i might not of had, maybe

    Ok Cheers

    Learning all the time : )

    Mike

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