I'm trying to cut and paste text into a Google document while using Safari (on 10.7). When I paste the text in, a new table is created surrounding the text. This happens regardless of how the text is selected. E.g. I can select one single character from the middle of a word, and safari will create a table when I paste it... This is not an issue in Firefox, but I'm using safari for now until Firefox catches up with its 10.7 UI features. Is there a way to turn off this behavior? Thanks.
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Try using Paste And Match Style:
This will paste just the text you copied, without changing formatting.
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Option. The others are shift and command. I normally use this; however, Google Docs sometimes causes problems with system keyboard shortcuts.– jtbandesJul 31, 2011 at 21:23
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@Kevin: Official quick-ref: support.apple.com/en-us/HT201236 . Also, the Input Menu (looks like a box with a command symbol it or a flag; assuming it's enabled in the System Prefs) has a Show Keyboard Viewer item that brings up a helpful palette with all these symbols displays on the appropriate keys, and shows the alternate characters you can type when holding option or shift. Dec 26, 2015 at 0:37