to put a different twist on it, is there any way to copy something, and then
paste just the unformatted version of it, with Word assuming that wherever it
lands (footnotes, body, headline, etc.), it should just apply that formatting
to it? Sort of an Excel "paste special, values" sort of functionality?

Thx.
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Boris


"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

Actually, the cycle you get with Shift+F3 depends on the selection.
Sometimes it includes Title Case instead of (I think) Sentence case.

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"CyberTaz" wrote in message
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Hi Mary Lee-

1- Shift+Ctrl+C once you select what to copy formatting from, Shift+Ctrl+V
to apply it elsewhere.

2- Shift+F3 will toggle you through Upper/Lower/Sentence case.

HTH |:)

"Mary Lee" wrote:

Is there a keyboard shortcut for
1. The Format Painter
2. Format/Change Case
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Thanks!
Mary Lee