Windows 10: How can we standardize certain info copied from other places; i.e.; in WORD, we have the normal

document that does standardize certain things but I am aware of such in Excel. As an example, I will often times copy a sentence with dates appearing in the sentence. In it's original format, it will appear as "Date Started On: Aug 16, 2021" but when the sentence is copied and then pasted into Excel, it changes to "Date Started On: 44424". Yes, I know how to go into Excel and change the date to the format I want but when several of these are being copied, it becomes time consuming to do such instead of it appearing as it does in original format. So, is there some way of creating a "NORMAL

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How to copy from e-mail to word

Original title: Copying

Hi,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community. Appreciate your interest in using Windows 10.

To copy the body of the e-mail, follow the steps provided below:

• Select the content using mouse.
• Right click on the selected content and select Copy (Ctrl+C).
• Open a blank Word document.
• Right click on the Word document and select Paste (Ctrl+V).

Hope the information is helpful. Feel free to write to us for any other assistance with Windows, we’ll be happy to assist you.

 

S40 and copying the T9 custom words

I found out myself that the custom word list is indeed losing words rapidly. I don't know exactly how, but I confirmed that words written both 2 weeks ago and 2 days ago have vanished. The phone doesn't suggest the words even I'm 100% certain I have entered
them.

I don't see any correlation with word length or anything else; the disappearing seems to be random-like.

If anyone has information about the limitations of the custom T9 word list, it'd be great.

 

How to copy from e-mail to word

how do i copy the body of an e-mail to a word file