howt to keep source formatting in word 2010

Note: I shall from now on in this article mostly refer to Copy and Paste because that’s probably what you do most often, leaving the original text where it is. It is what you do next that is important – how are you pasting the text into the new location in your document or another document? This is where your Paste Options in Word come in. Or do you right click with the mouse and choose Cut or Copy ? Perhaps you use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-X and Ctrl-C? Any of these is fine. When you have selected your text do you use the ribbon/toolbar picture buttons for Cut and Copy?

I am going to delve into this amazing Microsoft Word tool and give you some fascinating insights in how to speed up your daily work and produce documents that have a consistent look and feel.įirst let’s examine how you are using Cut and Paste (or Copy and Paste) in Word. They are unaware of the huge power of Paste Options in Word.

Applies to: Word 2016, Word 2013, Word 2010, Word 2007, Word 2003Įveryone knows about “cut and paste” but most people only use it as a very basic tool.

Howt to keep source formatting in word 2010