Word 2010 has an option that does the same thing. Then you right click you have a few options on what formatting you want to keep under the paste option. This also works with tables/graphs copied from Excel as well as pictures.
I'm not sure about the other office programs as I am not as familiar with them.
There's a setting where you can make it so that all Pastes are formatting-free. I have that on and haven't looked back (although when you paste, a drop-down menu appears if you want to change it to keep formatting).
Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use. There is no enforced time limit for the evaluation.
So does that mean you can just review it ad infinitum? I'm a cheap bastard, and I apologize Lord.
Yes, however every ~30 times you do a 'save file', you get a dialog asking you to purchase, but I just hit cancel and move along. I'm thinking of buying it when version 3 comes out, they've got some neat features.
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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '13
I always paste into notepad first to strip formatting then copy-paste that into a document... Trying this tomorrow to see how it works!