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For both &nbsp;Word 2000 and Word 2003, I want the Paste Special default to be Unformatted Unicode Text rather than HTML Format (which is the Word default). Is there a registry setting that controls the Paste Special default?<br />
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(To view the paste special options, select Edit menu &gt;&nbsp;Paste Special. )<br />
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For both  Word 2000 and Word 2003, I want the Paste Special default to be Unformatted Unicode Text rather than HTML Format (which is the Word default). Is there a registry setting that controls the Paste Special default?

(To view the paste special options, select Edit menu > Paste Special. )



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How can I make Paste Special &gt; Unformatted Unicode Text the *default* paste behavior in Word?

How can I make Paste Special > Unformatted Unicode Text the default paste behavior in Word?