Don - if we were talking about marked then it would be easy, command object has a 'marked' property.
Agreed, not sure if there is a highlighted property, and didn't yet take the time to look but I know I've never tried it before.
I found nothing on using highlighted text, but as it turns out, accessing the clipboard is a piece of cake. Once you've highlighted and pressed ctrl-c, a command such as this is all it takes to see what you've got -
MsgBox Clipboard.GetText()
from there, its just text writing commands to store that information I a file somewhere else.
Don - if we were talking about marked then it would be easy, command object has a 'marked' property.
Agreed, not sure if there is a highlighted property, and didn't yet take the time to look but I know I've never tried it before.
I found nothing on using highlighted text, but as it turns out, accessing the clipboard is a piece of cake. Once you've highlighted and pressed ctrl-c, a command such as this is all it takes to see what you've got -
MsgBox Clipboard.GetText()
from there, its just text writing commands to store that information I a file somewhere else.
