Use this form to control how you want to paste the contents of the clipboard. Paste as The file format you want pasted contents to use. For picture contents, you can choose the file format in which the picture will be saved if downloaded. For non-picture contents, choose one of the following: Plain Text/Plain Legacy Text Removes all formatting. FirstClass Document Content Preserves all formatting and embedded objects. Quoted Text Uses the quoted formatting specified in your preferences. Rich Text Preserves RTF-compatible formatting (most formatting). Link (URL) Makes the text an active link to the FirstClass object from which you copied the text. Paste as background image Pastes the contents as a background picture instead of an embedded picture. The picture is tiled. JPEG quality The level of quality you want FirstClass to use when pasting a picture as a .jpg file. The higher the quality, the better the resolution, but the bigger the file size. Convert text to table Pastes text that is tab, comma, or paragraph delimited as a FirstClass table. Cell divider The method used in the copied text to separate cells: Auto Detect Looks first for tabs. If there are no tabs, commas are considered to be the cell divider. If there are neither tabs nor commas, paragraphs are the cell divider. Tab Uses tabs as the cell divider. Comma Uses commas as the cell divider. Paragraph Uses paragraphs as the cell divider. This is useful if you have manually inserted paragraphs to indicate cell content. For more information Copying content from other sources