A quick keystroke to remove formatting.

[Kevin Buchs]

With a paste into a ON07 document from another source (Word, for example) can
yield a different font which can influence the font going on from there. If
I want to get back to the defaults quickly, a nice keystroke to do so would
be more desirable than bringing up the font task pane, scrolling to find the
default, selecting that and then selecting the font size in addition.

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[EMRhelp.org]

With a paste into a ON07 document from another source (Word, for example) can
yield a different font which can influence the font going on from there. If
I want to get back to the defaults quickly, a nice keystroke to do so would
be more desirable than bringing up the font task pane, scrolling to find the
default, selecting that and then selecting the font size in addition.

Try using PureText.


http://www.stevemiller.net/puretext/

Of course, you do know the little "Paste Options" clipboard ICON which
allows you to select match formatting options or just keep the text.
It's pretty handy.

 

[Kathy Jacobs]

When you paste, you should see a paste tag at the lower right of what you
paste. You can use the options there to change your paste choice to "Match
Destination Formatting". Once you have changed your options to destination
formatting, you can also make that your default paste setting by selecting
"Set as default paste" after you select "Match Destination Formatting".

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Kathy Jacobs, Microsoft MVP OneNote and PowerPoint
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