Hi Kenneth, Adam,   When I paste a selection from an Excel-sheet (MS Excel 2010) into IE 10 using the "paste" option of the right-click context menu, each line of it's HTML-source is injected with a breakElement (<br />-tag) which leads to invalid HTML (<br /> is not allowed after a <table >, <col >, ...

Hi, function CuteEditor_AddTagMenuItems(menuitem,element)   {    //you can see the menu item in the TagList    menuitem.AddMenuItem(1,''MyMenuItem1'',''bold.gif'',HandleMyMenuItem);   menuitem.AddMenuItem(1,''MyMenuItem2'',''bold2.gif'',HandleMyMenuItem); ...

In Normal mode, whenever I right-click and choose ''paste'' from the context menu, IE sends up an alert window that says, ''Do you want to allow this application access to your clipboard?''  Is there any way to suppress this behavior? Also, if I have AutoConfigure set to ''minimal,''  I don't get the context menus at all in normal ...