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Hello everyone
I would like to create a control icon to paste text without formatting in Word 2007. Do you know how can I do? thanks |
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You need a macro. Here's the one I use for paste unformatted.
Code:
Sub PasteUnformatted()
'
' PasteUnformatted Macro
'
'
Selection.PasteSpecial Link:=False, DataType:=wdPasteText
End Sub
However, I find it easier to use a keyboard shortcut, so that I can use Ctrl+C to copy, then the shortcut (you could choose Alt+V, for instance) to paste unformatted. You can look up any of these little tasks, the most unusual being the macro creation. It's not actually difficult, but you'll need a good instruction to got into the VBA screen and add it. The rest is a cinch. |
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