Now, when a copied section
of any text document??”including those from Microsoft Office??”is pasted into Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver
automatically converts the formatting to HTML, preserving the full range of original formatting. Moreover,
you can even drag entire documents right onto the Dreamweaver Web page??”what happens next depends
on the settings in the Copy/Paste preferences, shown in Figure 4-7.
FIGURE 4-7
The Copy/Paste settings affect any text pasted into Dreamweaver.
With the Copy/Paste options, you can determine how text from documents outside of Dreamweaver is
added to the page. Best of all, this feature works hand-in-glove with the new Paste Special command, which
gives you the opportunity to change the setting on a case-by-case basis.
The four main Copy/Paste options are:
n Text Only: Pastes completely unformatted text; even line breaks or paragraphs are removed.
n Text With Structure: Pastes unstyled text while retaining structured elements such as lists, paragraphs,
line breaks and tables.
n Text With Structure Plus Basic Formatting: Adds simple formatting, such as bold, italic, and
underline, to structured text. If the text is copied from an HTML document, the pasted text
retains any HTML text style tags, including
, , , , , , and
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