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Remove Formatting when Pasting Text

Originally Posted September 28 2008

If you are like me, you probably try to minimize re-typing as much as possible.  One technique that you probably use is the Cut (or Copy) and Paste.  For example, if you are looking at a web page and need to copy a model number, serial number, or something with detail, you can merely highlight/select it, press CTRL + C to copy, open a Word document, Excel Spreadsheet, or E-mail then press CTRL + P to paste it.  But, there may be a problem - the formatting of the text will probably transfer to what ever you pasted it in to.  Here's how you can overcome it.

When you paste, instead of pressing CTRL + P,
1. Edit > Paste Special
2. Select Unformatted Text
3. Click OK
*This process works in most Microsoft programs

 

junie ledbetter
9/29/2008 12:02:38 PM
This is a great tip. Thank for sending them all.
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