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How can I make it possible to copy and paste text from Outlook into Word?
In my old Outlook and Word, I could simply highlight text in an e-mail and paste it into a Word document. With my new Microsoft Office 2010, this seems entirely hit and miss. Occasionally I find a way to get it to work (don't know what I do to make it possible) but mostly when I highlight, right-click 'copy' and then 'paste' in the Word document, I just get a black blob. I can't see any settings anywhere that relate to this. Any ideas would be very gratefully received.
Oooh, Nik, that works! But why on earth have Microsoft made the simple function that has always worked in their software become unuseable?
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
Try highlighting the txt and use control+ c to copy it, and than use control + V to paste it.
- ?Lv 45 years ago
Why not merely record a macro? think about numerous, with ideal names (and convinced, shortcut keys in case you want). think about Monday_Meeting, Tuesday_Meeting, etc. Then on the point you want the boilerplate textual content to be inserted merely run "Tuesday" or regardless of.
