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> "Paste and match formatting" shouldn't be necessary for most programs, and isn't a platform standard. If I copy and paste from a web browser, sometimes I wan
by randomsearch 13y ago
> "Paste and match formatting" shouldn't be necessary for most programs, and isn't a platform standard.
If I copy and paste from a web browser, sometimes I want the formatting and sometimes I don't. It's not an usual case. Places where I use this shortcut include Word, Evernote and Mail. It's just not a sensible key combination.
- drewblay 13y ago>If I copy and paste from a web browser, sometimes I want the formatting The default SHOULD be to lose the formatting of the original and to use the font/style that is in Word. I would think that 99% of time anyone is copying and pasting into Word this is their intended result. I agree with the other post, it is incredibly stupid to have it keep formatting from the original by default.
- bjelkeman-again 13y agoYes. This is a feature where you wonder if whoever though of that shortcut ever used a word processor. Such a bad design choice for such a common action.