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So if you’ve gone to the trouble of creating a header that’s 24pt Helvetica in a red color with a bold font weight, for example, you can format your other headers the same way with just a couple of clicks. So here’s how to copy and paste text styles in macOS! Copy and Paste Styles to Format Text. Locate some text in an existing document that has the formatting you’d like to copy. Click and drag to select that text.
Using the eyedropper, click the color you want to match and apply to the selected shape or object. As you move your pointer around the different colors, a live preview of the color appears. Hover or pause on a color to see its RGB (Red Green Blue) color coordinates. Color Cop is a multi-purpose color picker for web designers and programmers. It features an eyedropper, magnifier, variable magnification levels, 3 by 3 and 5 by 5 average sampling, snap to websafe, color history, and a 42 color complementary palette. Color Cop will convert RGB decimal values to Hexadecimal color codes. It is not just that you get the cheapest color copies, you actually get the most inexpensive color copies for great-looking flyers, brochures, color booklets, books, manuals and general color printing all delivered fast, some with free same-day shipping.
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With the text selected, use the menus at the top to pick Format Copy Style (or press Option-Command-C). Find the destination text onto which you want to paste your style and click and drag to select it. Use the menus at the top to pick Format Paste Style (or press Option-Command-V). And there you go! The destination text will take on the formatting of your copied style while leaving the actual text intact. Copy & Paste Styles in Other macOS Apps In other programs on your Mac, this feature is also available; however, you may find the commands are located in a different place. In Mail, for example, they’re still under the “Format” menu, but then you have to go under the “Style” submenu to find those options.
In Word, there’s actually a little paintbrush under the “Home” tab on the ribbon that works for copying and pasting styles. There, you’d select the source text, click the paintbrush, then select the destination text to apply the formatting immediately.
Of course, if you’re writing a long document with lots of headers and different fonts, you might consider using actual styles as opposed to copying and pasting. To do that in Pages, check out; for Word, Microsoft’s! Want news and tips from TekRevue delivered directly to your inbox? Sign up for the TekRevue Weekly Digest using the box below. Get tips, reviews, news, and giveaways reserved exclusively for subscribers.
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