1. Strip Word-formatting on paste

The "Paste from Word" button allows you to strip the Word-specific tags from the text copied in the clipboard and will paste it in r.a.d.editor with a single click.

2. Strip Word-formatting on paste (cleaning fonts and sizes)

The "Paste from Word cleaning fonts and sizes" button will clean all Word-specific tags plus and will remove font names and text sizes, as they are rarely used in the web environment.

3. Forced format stripping on Paste

Developers can now enforce content formatting using the new StripFormattingOnPaste property. As a result, format stripping will be applied to all pasted content, with the following options: None, MSWord (retains fonts and sizes), MSWordNoFonts, MSWordRemoveAll, Css, Font, Span, All.

4. Word Content in Clipboard Interception

In case the user is trying to paste Word content with the regular Paste button or Ctrl+V, a dialog will prompt whether the Word markup should be cleaned. If the Clipboard content does not come from Word, the dialog will not be shown.

5. Strip Word-formatting after paste

As an alternative to the "Paste from Word" tool (item 1) you may paste the formatted content first and then strip it using the "Format Stripper" tool.

6. Paste plain text

The "Paste Plain Text" button works similarly to "Paste from Word" , but it removes all HTML formatting and pastes plain text, preserving the line breaks.

7. Paste as HTML

This new tool allows you to paste the HTML content of the Clipboard as code, which may be quite convenient for developer-oriented applications (e.g. support systems, forums, etc.)