I copy a lot of text from PDFs into word and I never want to keep the PDF's formatting.
I know there is a keyboard shortcut for this, but I use an ergonomic keyboard (a Kinessis Advantage) and there is no way I can mash all four buttons together comfortably 100+ times a day.
I set the mac system's command-v to "Paste and Match Style" but it didn't work for word. It works everywhere else on my mac though.
I changed the command-v shortcut to PasteMatchDestination in Word, but that interfered with my program Textexpander, which I regularly use and use most often in Word so I had to delete that.
In Windows, there is a way to navigate the menus of Word and just set "Match Destination Formatting" as the default. Then it applies to control-v and right-click-paste too. My question really is: is there a menu option for this in Mac for Word?
(I currently have command-R set as a keyboard shortcut for what I want, but man it's hard to remember.)
Thank you!
I know there is a keyboard shortcut for this, but I use an ergonomic keyboard (a Kinessis Advantage) and there is no way I can mash all four buttons together comfortably 100+ times a day.
I set the mac system's command-v to "Paste and Match Style" but it didn't work for word. It works everywhere else on my mac though.
I changed the command-v shortcut to PasteMatchDestination in Word, but that interfered with my program Textexpander, which I regularly use and use most often in Word so I had to delete that.
In Windows, there is a way to navigate the menus of Word and just set "Match Destination Formatting" as the default. Then it applies to control-v and right-click-paste too. My question really is: is there a menu option for this in Mac for Word?
(I currently have command-R set as a keyboard shortcut for what I want, but man it's hard to remember.)
Thank you!
