By default, when you paste text you copied from somewhere into a Word 2013 document, it is pre-formatted. Most likely, this formatting will not be combined with the rest of the content of the document, i.e. won’t fit into it.
In this case, each time you copy, you can only paste text, however, doing it manually will quickly get boring. We will show you how to change the paste settings so that all the text that you paste into Word is formatted like the main text.
To insert text manually (without formatting), you need to click on the icon faapipii (Fa'aofi) fa'amau Itulau Amata (Home) and select Tausia Tusitusiga (Taumau na'o tusitusiga).
If you prefer to use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + V to insert text, it is inserted already formatted by default. To get around this point and using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + V, automatically insert text without formatting, click the icon faapipii (Fa'aofi) fa'amau Itulau Amata (Home) and select Set Default Paste (Insert by default).
O le a tatalaina se tab maoaʻe (Advanced options) in the dialog box Filifili Upu (Word Options). In chapter Tipi, kopi ma faapipii (Cut, copy and paste) select Keep text Only (Keep text only). For example, if you are copying and pasting text from another program (say, a web browser), change the settings Pasting from other programs (Insert from other programs). click OKe teu ai suiga ma tapuni le talanoaga Filifili Upu (Filifiliga Upu).
Now, when you copy and paste text into Word from other programs, it will automatically paste as plain text, and you can easily format it however you want.
When you paste only text, any images, links, and other formatting of the original text are not preserved. So, if your goal is only text, then now you can easily get it without spending too much time editing formatting.