MS-Word 2003 support required urgent

[indiana]

Dear Sir/Mam

Is it possible to detect that "the text in a MS-Word 2003 document has not been typed manually" or copied from other sources like notepad or clipboard, etc.,

Could it be possible to find, actually what i mean to say is when someone copied some text in notepad it will be stored in clipboard temporarily right? and now if they pasted that text into a MS-Word 2003 document, actually they didn't typed it manually right. At this situation is there any process to find that the text they just pasted into the word doc has not been typed manually rather it is brought from a notepad or clipboard.

Is it possible to find it using MS-word code behind files?

Please help if any body knows about it it's urgent please....

Thank you.

Edited January 23, 2010 by indiana

[Kiki Burgh]

hi indiana! i'm not aware of any exact word feature but you may try try track changes from tools menu ... else, there are some key(stroke)loggers out there that may be downloaded you may use but as a caution most of these are identified as malware. cheers!

[MrJinje]

Could just disable the copy paste functions - but be warned it is very easy to disable macros and bypass your efforts.

Sub EditCopy()
Msgbox "Cheating is not allowed."
End Sub

Sub EditPaste()
Msgbox "Cheating is not allowed."
End Sub

Hit Alt+F11 and paste the above snip into the VBA module for your document. Then if the user does not disable macros, they will get a Cheating is not allowed warning. Adjust text as needed, you can probably catch the "Cut" function and quite a few other buttons in a similar manner.

Edited January 24, 2010 by MrJinje