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<blockquote data-quote="KennyC" data-source="post: 1812388" data-attributes="member: 401215">Found differences with copy &amp; paste compared to Word.When I saved info I wanted from the web in word when you copy &amp; pasted it, it gave you the opt to save as source or save as target which worked great IMO. With TextMaker to invoke a choice you use Shift Control V and a box comes up with three choices, Formatted Text (RTF) Formatted Text (HTML) and Unformatted Text. The unformatted works the best if you want it to like how you have your normal document setup but it doesn't carry over the text that was in bold like your headings so you need to change font size and bold manually and doesn't carry over hyperlinks either. No big deal just a few extra steps. Hope this helps.Edit: for some reason when I choose unformatted text it doesn't follow my normal doc all the time. Line spacing is also different. And it changes numbers like 1,2,3 to 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KennyC, post: 1812388, member: 401215"] Found differences with copy & paste compared to Word. When I saved info I wanted from the web in word when you copy & pasted it, it gave you the opt to save as source or save as target which worked great IMO. With TextMaker to invoke a choice you use Shift Control V and a box comes up with three choices, Formatted Text (RTF) Formatted Text (HTML) and Unformatted Text. The unformatted works the best if you want it to like how you have your normal document setup but it doesn't carry over the text that was in bold like your headings so you need to change font size and bold manually and doesn't carry over hyperlinks either. No big deal just a few extra steps. Hope this helps. Edit: for some reason when I choose unformatted text it doesn't follow my normal doc all the time. Line spacing is also different. And it changes numbers like 1,2,3 to 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. [/QUOTE]

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