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      marce
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      Hi, im seeing the option to paste and paste without format. To what is refering "format"? When i paste formated text, from any source -word, libreoffice, etc- VS ignores formatting -text fonts, color, etc- or paste it as a metafile or kind of.
      Is there a way to import a document file conserving the format (styles, fonts, colors, etc)?

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        VectorStyler @marce
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        @marce said in Rich Text Format pasting:

        Is there a way to import a document file conserving the format (styles, fonts, colors

        Yes, this should be in the Edit menu, but is this on Windows or MacOS?

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          marce @VectorStyler
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          @VectorStyler I'm on windows. When I paste, no format is kept.

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            Subpath @marce
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            @marce

            You can add some of your PC specifications, if you like,
            under "Edit profile" > signature.

            0_1765107758062_signature.png

            Win 11
            CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, 6-core.
            GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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              marce @Subpath
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              @Subpath I added my computer specs to signature, pretty standard.

              I only see in the File>import the .TXT extension, not RTF or any other rich text format. When i paste formated text, very basic bold, italic, with some selected fonts, i only got simple text without any formating, even i choose "Paste" or "Paste without formating" is the same.
              By example, when i copy this from LibreOffice
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              And when i paste it in VS, i got this:
              0_1765120128141_372b2d56-6e2b-4ef5-bd43-8898fcc72406-image.png

              If i paste the same text from Wordpad, the pretty basic text editor from windows, that has rich text, nothing happens.

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                Subpath @marce
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                @marce

                sorry, but i could not help with that
                i do very less with text in VS

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                GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                  marce @Subpath
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                  @Subpath Thanks anyway. To import some kind of Rich Text format could be good, since Vector Styler has pretty good formating capabilities. Importing text previously formated in some dedicated text editor can make faster your work.

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                    Subpath @marce
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                    @marce

                    i had a look at the import file options
                    and found a .RTF import
                    Importing a RTF made in Corel was also working

                    could it be Wordpad related ?
                    i dont think so but ?

                    0_1765122568790_rtf file.png

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                    GPU: Nvidia Geforce RTX 5070.

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                      marce @Subpath
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                      @Subpath Thanks! I dont see the rtf option, since the scroll went out of screen
                      0_1765124328164_39fa21ce-b83f-4d2b-9afd-517a900efc1e-image.png
                      Im testing it, and it works great:
                      0_1765124348677_8605bcad-d6d3-418b-83ea-cf5d149aa4d9-image.png

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