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Old 01-09-2012, 03:34 PM
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Hi Alphonse,

I've just experimented in Word 2010 and, after successfully re-doing (via F4) 360 times, I gave up trying to find just how many such actions Word will perform.

If your system is not re-doing correctly, it may be that some add-in or other process is clearing Word's clipboard/re-do buffer.
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