From what I know you have to use Paste Special for what you want to do. Paste Special
has several options that you must choose from, so you cannot "set it" to do only one
of those things every time.
Hmmm. On the second one, I don't ever remember seeing that happen. But then I am
usually using the mouse to either hit the paste button, or right clicking to select
paste. And it always pastes where the text cursor is.
Roxy
Hi,
how do I set a default pasting type so that when pasting, only the text
itself is pasted and not the formatting with it?
How do I make it so that text, when pasted with the mouse, is inserted
at the position of the text cursor where it´s supposed to be inserted,
rather than where the mouse pointer happens to be?
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