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A range of styles of presentation could be applied a range of documents with the help of pastes. A wide variety of different ways to format documents are possible by using pastes. A pasted document is simply the text you insert inside the page. It is composed of one or more invisible or embedded HTML word nodes. They behave like they were inserted directly into the page without the background layer.

There are four types of pastes. Line paste, cut copy and paste, cut and paste styles. Each paste type has its own special set of attributes. It's entirely up to you to pastes decide which set of paste commands to use to create your document. Paste commands may be used in conjunction with any one of the four common pastes mentioned above.

Line paste commands permit you to paste only very first few characters copy into the text. When using the line paste command it appears like that. You can make use of the tab key to regulate where text is set within the text copied. The resultant document will feature the identical layout as the original which will include blank spaces after each line. The document could also have an additional footer or any other layouts.

Cut and paste pastes enable the copying of text you'd like to put in a separate document. Once you have it, modify the formatting and links to make it appear like plain text. It is possible to copy and paste between paragraphs or make use of one long line of characters to provide different punctuation marks or spaces in the copied text. It will appear similar to original text, but when the copied text is added into the page it will appear as a simple text link. The same format and behavior applies to copied and pasted hyperlinks.

Copy and paste pages permit you to type in the name or value in another applicationand then copy that value onto the clipboard. Through this feature, you may create suggestions for paste. If you're not sure how to insert text into an existing selection then select the contents of your clipboard. Then, copy the choice and copy it to a different application. This allows you to create suggestions for pasting, without having to make a new page.

The index function of Microsoft Word allows you to quickly locate and copy text from documents, then transfer it to another document. The process is simple: start by opening your Insert tab. Click the button labeled Insert Page. When you press the button an entire list of sheets is displayed with names that correspond to the numbers on each sheet. Click on the sheet entry, then click the Insert button. A list of copied-to-the-sheet-entry items appears. Double-click on any text item you would like to copy into another document to copy.