Excel 2003 VBA : how to paste a shape after selection

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Just wondering how I can paste an object after I have selected it:

sheet1.shapes("MyShape").select

With Selection

basically jsut wondering how to duplicate a shape object, or any object really. Eventually I am looking to use code to copy a shape object like above from Excel, and paste it into an access form automatically.

Thanks!

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