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hi guys, is there some option to "Import Text from File" somewhere ?
[like the "Import Picture"]. "Copying" originally single-spaced docs, and Pasting into another, often jumps to Double-spacing, and cant get rid of it; then Both sections report themselves "single-spaced" ! annoying. anyone got a clue ? thank you. |
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You can copy text from a file with Alt+I,L, but you may get formatting you don't wish to have. There are a number of variables, depending on the two documents.
I recommend, instead, selecting and copying the desired text from the other file, then using Paste Special by pressing Ctrl+Shift+V and selecting Unformatted text from the list of options. This will make the imported text conform to the paragraph style of the new document, wherever the cursor is. So, for instance, if you cursor is starting a paragraph that is Calibri 11 pt, with single line-spacing, that's what you'll get. Does this solve your problem? |
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***Thanks ulodesk, ill certainly try that later, when get back to the doc.
Sounds like a Deficiency that Word should have improved long ago, other pgms have a simple "Import Text from File". |
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