Discussion
In MS Word, what does Paste Special allow that ordinary pasting does not?
Answer: C
Correct answer: Choosing the format in which the content is pasted
Paste Special, Ctrl + Alt + V, offers a choice of formats rather than pasting in the default one: formatted text, unformatted text, a picture, an embedded object or a linked object. Unformatted text is the option used most, since it strips the fonts, colours and background of the source - the standard remedy for text copied from a web page, which otherwise arrives carrying the site’s styling. The distinction between Paste and Paste Link is worth knowing. A pasted Excel range is a static copy; a linked one updates whenever the source workbook changes, which keeps a report and its underlying data in step. The Paste Options button that appears after an ordinary paste offers the same choices more briefly - Keep Source Formatting, Merge Formatting, or Keep Text Only. The second option describes the Office clipboard, which holds up to 24 items.
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