These options include a number of different formatting choices that can be used when pasting, including “Keep Source Formatting, Merge Formatting, Picture Formatting, and Keep Text Only.”
Getting Started with Paste Options in MS Word:
Keep Source Formatting (K):
This in the Paste options lets you paste text without changing the way it looks, even if it has an image. This is great for both text and images.
Merge Formatting (M):
In the Paste option, it pastes only the plain text along with the original objects as it was before.
Picture Formatting (U):
Paste the text as a picture with all of the formatting that you have cut or copied in the Picture option.
Keep Text Only (T):
This option passes the text (plain text) without objects and formatting.
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title: “Paste Options In Microsoft Word Advanced 2022” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-14” author: “David Landis”
These options include a number of different formatting choices that can be used when pasting, including “Keep Source Formatting, Merge Formatting, Picture Formatting, and Keep Text Only.”
Getting Started with Paste Options in MS Word:
Keep Source Formatting (K):
This in the Paste options lets you paste text without changing the way it looks, even if it has an image. This is great for both text and images.
Merge Formatting (M):
In the Paste option, it pastes only the plain text along with the original objects as it was before.
Picture Formatting (U):
Paste the text as a picture with all of the formatting that you have cut or copied in the Picture option.
Keep Text Only (T):
This option passes the text (plain text) without objects and formatting.
