Scroll through the available options until you get to the Cut, Copy, and Paste section.At the left side of the dialog box click Advanced.In Word 2010 and later versions display the File tab of the ribbon and then click Options.) (In Word 2007 click the Office button and then click Word Options. If you are bound and determined to get rid of it, you can configure Word to not display it. (Some folks think you need to do some other edit in order to make it go away not so-a simple Esc press should do the trick.) The other thing to keep in mind is that you can get rid of the Paste Options box by immediately pressing the Esc key after it appears. For instance, if you are pasting information that you copied from another document and you don't want to transfer the formatting to the current document, there is an option for that type of paste within the drop-down. The icon drives some people nuts, but (believe it or not) it can actually be quite helpful. The Paste Options box appears when you paste something into a document, just to the right of whatever it is that you pasted. The icon to which Steve is referring is most likely the Paste Options box, as it has a small clipboard displayed on it. Steve never uses this icon and wonders if there is any way of turning off this "feature" so the icon never appears. Steve finds this icon very annoying, as it often covers a word he's working on and he can't get rid of it. If he clicks the icon, it provides three or four choices. It normally appears just to the right of an edit. Often when Steve is writing a Word document, he sees an icon of a clipboard and piece of paper.
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