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Pasting unformatted text
It is normally good practice to paste text without formatting and apply
the formatting later. To paste without formatting, either press
Control+Shift+V
and then select Unformatted text from the dialog
that appears, or click on the small black triangle next to the paste
symbol in the standard toolbar and select Unformatted text. The
unformatted text will be formatted with the outline style at the cursor
position in an AutoLayout text box or with the default graphic style in a
normal text box.
Formatting pasted text
If pasting the text into an AutoLayout area, then to give the pasted
text the same look and feel of the rest of the presentation. you need to
apply the appropriate
outline style
to the text.
1) Paste the text in the desired position. Do not worry if it does not
look right: it will in a minute.
2) Select the text you have just pasted.
3) Select Format > Default formatting from the menu bar.
4) Use the four arrow buttons in the Text Formatting toolbar
to move the text to the appropriate position and
give it the appropriate outline level. The button with the arrow
pointing left promotes the list entry by one level (for example
from Outline 3 to Outline 2), the right arrow button demotes the
list entry by one level, the up and down arrow buttons move the
list entry.
5) Apply manual formatting as required to sections of the text (to
change font attributes, tabs, and so on).
If you are pasting text in a text box, you can still use styles to quickly
format the text. Note that
one and only one
graphic style can be
applied to the copied text. To do that:
1) Paste the text in the desired position.
2) Select the text you have just pasted.
3) Select the desired graphic style.
4) Apply manual formatting as required to sections of the text.
Tip
Presentation styles are very different from Writer styles and
are applied in quite a different way.
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