By default, an object copied from one program to another program retains the formatting of the original object and is not linked to the original object.

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By default, an object copied from one program to another program retains the formatting of the original object and is not linked to the original object.​

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When an object is copied from one program to another, it becomes a separate entity and does not maintain a connection to the original object. Additionally, the formatting of the object is typically retained in the copy unless it is manually adjusted in the new program.

By Default, an Object Copied from One Program to Another