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harkovskaia [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

The options available on paste menu are:

keep source formatting ( A )
merge Formatting ( B )
Keep text only ( C )

Explanation:

paste menu is used after copying/cutting a text,link or image from one source and you want to move it to another source. the shortcut for pasting a copied item is Ctrl + V. in the options under paste menu you will find options like keep source formatting this is requesting that the original format of the copied image,text or link is kept while pasting. Merge formatting means that the actual text wont be pasted only the formatted text that is the format of the destination wont affect the formatting of the incoming text. copy is a different command on its own its is performed before pasting.

True [87]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option A, B & C are correct answers .

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