This is too funny.
I have to say that I totally agree with that guys rant. I don’t see why the copy/paste function in the Microsoft Office suite has to keep the size/font settings from the text I copied to where I pasted it. Cool feature, but shouldn’t be the default.
Name: William
Age: 21
Location: WA, USA, Earth
Occupation: Web Developer
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E-mail: will [at] willangford [dot] com
MSN: langfordwill [at] hotmail [dot] com
AIM: equilsmc2
YAHOO: langfordwill2000
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The problem is not only on between the Office apps, when I copy a text from word into BlogJet, I get text with a inlice css with the corresponding font and font size.
That’s really anyoing and I have no idea how to turn that off.
Anyone here has an idea?
Greetings
Patrick