Can I set CTRL-V default to "paste unformatted text" in MS Word?
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Use this Word macro to paste unformatted text quickly and easily:\nhttp://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-1035_11-1043909.html\n\nPaste text without the formatting into a Word document:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA010429611033.aspx\n\nMake Word's Default Paste Unformatted:\nhttp://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,427342,00.asp
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ENTER is copy \n\nright click to paste
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Ctrl-V is the normal shortcut for pasting.
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Go to Edit>Find\n\nOr you can press Ctrl+F
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Dwight is mistaken. You can have it work the way you want.\n\nOpen Word\n\nOn the top bar select TOOLS, OPTIONS, Select the edit tab, check the "Typing Replaces Selection" box.\n\nThat will fix it.
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higlight the text that you want to copy, right click your mouse, click copy select where you want to paste the text e.g. microsoft word, notepad, wordpad, etc. then right click then select paste ;)
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Select the text to be copied.\nNow right click.\nA menu appears.\nSelect copy.\nNow go to the place where u wana paste it.\nRight click.\nSelect paste.\n\nThe othr method is to use keyboard short cuts.\n\nCopy: ctrl + C\nCut: ctrl + X\nPaste: ctrl + V\n(Without using +)\n\nNow select text press ctrlC to copy & ctrlV to paste
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highligt the text..do this by clicking the left mouse button, holding down and running the mouse over the text.  then let go and the text should be black or blue..or some color other than the original (highlighted). \n\nnext right click over top of the highlighted text. Click on copy in the menu.  Go to wherever you want to paste it and right click and click paste in the menu that comes up.\n\nOR\n\nafter highlighting the text on the keyboard push control (ctrl) and C at the same time (ctrl and c) this will copy the text.\nthen go to wherever you want to paste it.  click in that area and push control (ctrl) and v at the same time (ctrl and v)...this should paste the text!\n\ndon't worry about feeling stupid..it happens to everyone..\nhope this helps..usually it helps if you know two ways.
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I have the same problem so instead I use the buttons at the top of the compose window for cut and paste.  They seem to work well.  \n\nAlso you could disable the enhanced features in the options menu so it will go back to the normal cut and paste style.  In Yahoo mail go to Options-> General Preferences -> Composing E-mails and select the "Compose messages as plain text" Mode.   \n\nThat worked for me.
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hold ALT + SHIFT + CTRL + !\n\nthis works in microsoft word\n\nTry ALT + SHIFT + CTRL and press different key's to see what you come up with (It's Fun)¿
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press PrtScrn to copy then paste into email with Ctrl+V
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We can do it with short cut keys, copy can be done with control C and pasting can be done with Control V. But before copying u shall hv to select it, that can be done with shift arrow. If u know the visual basic editor, u can make a short cut key of macro also. Now there r two alternatives and choice is urs.
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Right click then copy then past it in Microsoft word, or ctrl+c then ctrl+V in Your word.
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Don't take your computer to the Geek Squad because of a copy/paste problem. They'll charge you like crazy for a simple problem.\n\nYou may be trying to paste something where it can't be pasted to. Example:\n\nYou can't paste text into an image-editing tool.\n\nYou can't paste images into a text-editing tool (Word processors aren't considered text-editors).\n\nIf you're absolutely sure you're pasting the right data into the right program, and still having no luck, restart your computer, as your clipboard might have become corrupted. If it's still having problems, look around on the Internet for information on how to re-install certain Windows software. You DO NOT need to re-install ALL of Windows. Just the Clipboard software, which can be found right on the disc that should've come with your computer, containing Windows.
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copy and paste to word
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You need to use your character map.\n\nOffice 2007 Word has that feature built in!\n\n§§
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In Microsoft word, it's  FORMAT>FONT, click "subscript"