Software optimize  Change Word's default Paste setting to save
yourself some steps  If you find yourself using Paste Special
more often than you don't, consider changing Word's default
paste setting.  Lately, we've discussed a few Paste Special
helpful tricks. Did you know that you can change Word's default
Paste setting? Doing so may eliminate the need for some of those
pasting tricks!  By default, Word 2007 and 2010 retain the
source formatting when you paste content. Most people probably
paste within the same document or from one Word document to
another so that default probably makes sense. On the other hand,
pasting chores involving foreign sources, such as the Internet,
usually require an extra step because you can't just press
[Ctrl]+V. Instead, you must select Keep Text Only or Paste
Special from the Paste dropdown list (in the Clipboard group on
the Home tab).  If you find yourself taking this extra step more
often than not, change your default paste setting as follows:
1. Click the File tab or Of