After I paste there is a little box below the pasted text that will let. Repeat once more for triple digit numbers if they exist.Īt this point, you can add the bullets/numbering back using Format->Bullets and Numbering. You can copy and paste text from a Word document or another external source to a text box.The following instructions remove all text formatting and prevent. In MS Word I can copy the text of computer code I am writing and paste it into Word. Repeat the process for double digit numbers by adding another "^?" next to the other. Method 1: If the source document does not contain headers or footers. Theres no shortcut directly for 'Unformatted Text', but since you can use arrows to go to 'Unformatted Text' and Enter to confirm, this is probably the fastest way without. Both of these will bring up the 'Paste Special' dialog. On Word 2011 for Mac, you can use Control + Command + V. option from the down arrow below the Paste icon (or you. Hit Replace All and click Yes in the next box. On Word 2007 to 2013 on Windows, you can use Ctrl + Alt + V. You can adjust your default paste options to retain Edifix formatting by using the Set Default Paste. Leave the "Replace with:" box empty unless you are wanting to substitute for a character, format character, or text.
If the Paste Special function does not work, the problem is most likely due to the add-ons you. Replace ^? for any numbers or recurring characters. Open Word in Safe Mode to use source formatting paste option. Once the bullets/numbers are removed, you can quickly go back through the text and add them again using the usual methods.Ĭopy the bullets/numbering plus any symbols and spaces that appear before each line of text.Ĭlick on More->Special->Any Character or type in "^?". Bullets and numbers (or really any sort of weird spaces or characters) usually have a rhythm to them, and you can remove these bullets/numbers using the rhythm to your advantage with the Replace function in Word.
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