How to remove the code when you insert a Word document in Yahoo Mail ...

<p id='intelliTxt'> Microsoft Word has several useful functions and share some of them developed specifically for Word and not intended to be interpreted by applications outside the range of Microsoft Office products. ... .These properties, such as smart quotes, dashes and long balls, while useful can be funny when you type a Word document appear cause symbols and codes in the copied text from Word. In other applications such as Yahoo Mail. ... .To avoid this, you need the code text Word before copying and pasting into the body of your e-mail </ p> Difficulty Strip. .. Underline Basic Manual header "> <h2 class =" Heading1a <id = ol. .<li> "IntelliTXT" id = "jsArticleStep1"> 1 <p> Open the Word document you want to copy. Yahoo e-mail. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> <p> 2 On the File menu. .(Or "Office" menu when you use Word 2007) and select "Save As .. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> <p> 3 Select "Plain Text (. Txt)" from the dropdown. .File formats in the Save As dialog box. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep4"> <p> 4 Click the Save button to save your document in this new format. .. </ P> <li id = "jsArticleStep5 ."> <p> 5 Close the document and open the txt. .. File you just saved. ... .You will find that all the formatting of Word-specific, such as bold, italic and underlined, is now gone. ... .In addition, all characteristics of self-format, such as numbered lists, bullets or dashes are removed from the text. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep6"> 6 <p> drag over the text with your mouse to select it. .And then press Ctrl + C to copy the selected text .. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep7"> 7 <p> Open your browser and log into your Yahoo mail account. .. </ P>. .<li Id="jsArticleStep8"> 8 <p> Click the "Post" and give up, click the cursor in the text of the e-mail. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep9"> <p> 9th .Press Ctrl + V to paste the copied text from Word into the Yahoo e-mail. ... .The text has no codes or funny characters in Word and it should appear in the rule. .. </ P> ...