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The spaces may be there, but Word does not understand the formatting. Does it do the same thing when you paste somewhere with no text formatting, like Notepad? If notepad works, then when pasting to Word, use Paste Special with text only (sorry, don't have Word 2007 handy to give you the exact command).
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The spaces may be there, but Word does not understand the formatting. Does it do the same thing when you paste somewhere with no text formatting, like Notepad? If notepad works, then when pasting to Word, use Paste Special with text only (sorry, don't have Word 2007 handy to give you the exact command).

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same thing when you paste it In notepad
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brian ramos

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eg when you paste from a certain webtsite that the Apple is green it pasted as <br />
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theappleisgreen <br />
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this is word 2007
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eg when you paste from a certain webtsite that the Apple is green it pasted as 

theappleisgreen 

this is word 2007

how to paste in word when every word keeps coming together .

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