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Default Deleting VBA programs


HELLO
I am hoping that someone can help me with this problem. Well it all
started when I copied and pasted a small VBA program from the internet.
The VBA program was to stop anyone from copying or cutting and pasting
any of my work. However this VBA program went to all excel sheets and
now I cannot cut or copy by using the the left mouse or the cut/copy in
edit. I can however still cut and copy by using control+c/x. I have so
far deleted the VBA program plus I have deleted the excel program
itself and I have even deleted Microsoft Office and then reloaded it.
And still I have the same problem. I have also gone into VBA and I
cannot find any trace of the VBA program that I installed in the first
place. Plus I have checked all options in the tool bar. If I cannot
solve this in the end I will have to reload windows all together.
Thanks in advance if you can help me correct this problem.

Paul


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