Paste as |
The file format you want pasted contents to use.
For picture contents, you can choose the file format in which the picture will be saved if downloaded.
For non-picture contents, choose one of the following: |
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Plain Text |
Removes all formatting. |
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FirstClass Document Content |
Preserves all formatting and embedded objects. |
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Quoted Text |
Uses the quoted formatting specified in your preferences. |
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Rich Text |
Preserves RTF-compatible formatting (most formatting). |
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Link (URL) |
Makes the text an active link to the FirstClass object from which you copied the text. |
Paste as background image |
Pastes the contents as a background picture instead of an embedded picture.
The picture is tiled. |
JPEG quality |
The level of quality you want FirstClass to use when pasting a picture as a .jpg file.
The higher the quality, the better the resolution, but the bigger the file size. |
Convert text to table |
Pastes text that is tab, comma, or paragraph delimited as a FirstClass table. |
Cell divider |
The method used in the copied text to separate cells: |
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Auto Detect |
Looks first for tabs. If there are no tabs, commas are considered to be the cell divider. If there are neither tabs nor commas, paragraphs are the cell divider. |
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Tab |
Uses tabs as the cell divider. |
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Comma |
Uses commas as the cell divider. |
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Paragraph |
Uses paragraphs as the cell divider.
This is useful if you have manually inserted paragraphs to indicate cell content. |