Now press CTRL+END to move to the bottom of the document. Select the first line of text that begins with 'From the sparkling blue waters.' Press CTRL+C to copy this text to the clipboard. 7- Using your mouse, choose paste options, and click on 'Keep Text Only'. 6- Use Ctrl + v to paste the copied text to somewhere in your document. 4- Press Ctrl + h (or whatever combination of buttons that you prefer.) 5- Click the 'OK' button. For now, go ahead and open the Saint Pete practice document Opens a ZIP file. 3- Click the 'Keyboard' button in the new window. Otherwise – you can install the Pure Text Plus app to add a paste as plain text option to all Windows programs. CTRL+V to paste Copying Text to the Clipboard.
If you’re as impatient as I am (or aren’t using SharePoint 2010) you’ve probably got around this with the Notepad dance to remove formatting – Select source, CTRL+C, Open Notepad, CTRL+V, CTRL+A (select All), CTRL+C, switch to destination and finally CTRL+V to paste plain text… but there is an easier way – CTRL + SHIFT + V to Paste As Plain Text! Of course in SharePoint 2010 you’ve got the Paste as plaintext option in the toolbar, but I am a keyboard warrior damn it! I don’t have time for faffing about with a mouse! If you spend any amount of time copy and pasting stuff into SharePoint’s wiki or rich text fields (or indeed working with web based rich text editors of any kind) then you’ve undoubtedly have been burned by the cr Az Y F or ma A t in g monster! This is because the formatting that works so beautifully in one place may not work well in another site.
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