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Strange behavior with strg+V with forum software

tropfen
New Contributor I
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Hello,

is it possible to change the strange behavior with strg + V to a normal way? Please remove the window where I have to add the text I want to add. It remembers me quite a lot to windows vista like: do you really really really want to do this??

Yes if I use the keys strg+V i want to add something.

Thanks in advance
Frank
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Steven_L_Intel1
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If you can train yourself to do it (I have a hard time with this), right-click-Paste does not bring up the paste window.

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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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I've asked for this, but the developers say it's there to prevent a problem with pasting formatted text from Word documents and the like. I'll keep trying - I hate it too.
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Steven_L_Intel1
Employee
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If you can train yourself to do it (I have a hard time with this), right-click-Paste does not bring up the paste window.
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tropfen
New Contributor I
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If you can train yourself to do it (I have a hard time with this), right-click-Paste does not bring up the paste window.
Thanks, this way work perfect.

Frank
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Jugoslav_Dujic
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If you can train yourself to do it (I have a hard time with this), right-click-Paste does not bring up the paste window.

Dreaded ol' error: the solution is tailored for the special case, rather than for the most common use. There already are "Paste as Plain Text" and "Paste from Word" buttons above. That should not be the default.
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