Maintaining document formatting can be quite challenging when working with text from multiple sources. Fortunately, Microsoft Word provides you with special paste and formatting options to help ...

Google Docs provides you with an online utility for text documents if you don't have a word processing program such as Word, in which you have many of the same options for formatting your ...

By default, when we paste text content with different formatting in a Microsoft Word document, it keeps the source program’s format (including hyperlinks, bold, italic, etc.).

Are you tired of the way Word pastes text into your document along with all of the formatting from the other document or Web page intact? And you're not going to take it anymore?

Word timesaving tips: Random text, quick definitions, formatting tricks and more Make it easier to format and read long documents (and shorter ones) with these tips.

Google is now letting users select multiple blocks of text in a document, letting you change the formatting or manipulate multiple blocks of text at once.

The formatting in Microsoft Word is a great feature for designing text documents as we like. Sometimes, even after applying a lot of formatting to the document, it doesn’t work.

Google is expanding the limited support for Markdown in Google Docs, using its autocorrect feature to let you format your document using text shortcuts instead of keyboard ones.

How to set default paste settings for Microsoft Word To paste text directly into a Word document without source formatting, use these steps: Open Microsoft Word. Create a blank document.

I find myself running documents through websites like Google Translate frequently, and I always have the same complaint: It loses all of the document's unique formatting. Here's a better solution.

If you keep on changing TextEdit from rich text mode to plain text each time you open the app, here's how you can change the default settings in the often-used text-editing tool.