I use it daily and it's one of the most useful utilities on my PC. The only downside of StripMail is that you have to run the program each time you want to clean some text. I overcome this by assigning a hotkey to run StripMail to automatically strip the clipboard contents ready for pasting. Removing formatting is then as simple as copying the text, hitting the hotkey and pasting. You can create the hotkey (as I did) by using the freeware program but you can also do it in Windows by using a shortcut that's linked to a hotkey.
Create a new column for the serial numbers if it does not exist. Select this column by positioning the mouse over the column.
Either way is cumbersome and frustrating unless you have the installed in your Excel. With Cell Cleaner, you can choose which formats to remove and which ones to keep: • Select a cell or range of cells from which you want the formatting removed, and click the Clear Formatting button on the Ablebits Data tab: • On the Clear Formatting pane, uncheck the boxes for the formats you want to retain. By default, all of the checkboxes are selected including number format, alignment, font, background color, text color, conditional formatting, and borders. In this example, we want to keep the currency and percentage formats, so uncheck the Number format box: • Click the Clean button, and you will immediately get the desired result - all formatting except for the Number format is removed: I hope you liked this quick and straightforward way to remove formatting in Excel.
I recently switched from a PC to a brand new Macbook Pro. I was happy to see that most of the keyboard shortcuts in Word 2008 where the same or almost the same than in Word 2007. However, there is one keyboard shortcut that I dearly miss: the clear formatting shortcut (ctrl + space on Windows). I know the feature exists since it's in the formatting bar, but I can't find the keyboard shorcut. I tried cmd + space but that is the system keyboard shortcut to switch the keyboard type. Alt + space delete the text without deleting the formatting. Ctrl + space doesn't seem to do anything.
It shouldn't be three days worth of difficult to find an answer. Clear background image for mac. I have a header that no longer works in an edited document. I can delete all of the information in the header, but I can't delete the formatting of the header in the whole manuscript and it is throwing off my pagination.
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But if you find that pasted text is keeping formatting you don’t want, the next time you paste text choose Edit > Paste Without Formatting. Both InDesign and Word have a preference where you set the default behavior for how text pastes. In Word it’s in the Edit preferences, and in InDesign it’s in the Clipboard Handling preferences. In InDesign, note that the All Information option preserves text features like index markers, swatches, and styles, so you might want to turn on that option if you often copy and paste text between InDesign documents that are part of the same project and need to keep attributes like those. But the Text Only option is what you want if you usually need to strip formatting from pasted text.