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2013-04-05, 07:15 AM
I use different templates in OO with 'preconfigured' formatting for different level rows. However, when I cut and paste text that has already been formatted elsewhere, the 'original' formatting stays. Is there a way to make the OO template properties 'over write' the formatting that comes with what I'm cutting and pasting?
Thanks.
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2013-04-05, 08:05 AM
Instead of using Edit->Paste, use Edit->Paste With Current Style. If you find that you usually want to do that, use System Preferences->Keyboard to swap the two functions so that command-V does Edit->Paste With Current Style and Edit->Paste is bound to the keyboard shortcut that requires both hands, your left foot, and your nose...
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2013-04-05, 09:03 AM
Excellent. Thanks so much for this.
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