Notepad pasted text cannot be segmented not a problem with word wrapping .

Cause: Paragraph marks are required for segmentation (in Word, the flashing cursor is in front of the Paragraph Marker, which is P in the Find and Replace feature of Word).

In text copied from web pages, QQ conversations, etc., the segmentation effect may not be p, but 13 (this kind of markup does not really work as a segmentation in Notepad, and in Word, the flashing cursor is behind this marker).

Solution: Copy the text into the word, generally there is already a segmentation effect (the paragraph character at this time is 13, not the usual p paragraph marker, see the cursor position for the distinguishing method, refer to the above).

To display the required content in normal segments in Notepad: in Word, Ctrl+H brings up the text replacement function, find the content and type 13, replace all with P, and then copy the text back to Notepad.

There are 2 possibilities:

One is the problem of Notepad, if you say it's not a word wrap, it's basically not a Notepad problem.

The other is the issue of "content". Since the content is copied from a web page, which is available in a variety of formats, there is no guarantee that the line break will be the one approved by Notepad, or even that the line break you see on the page will actually have a line break.

In order to verify is a matter of content. You can copy and paste from different web pages into Notepad. If some of them wrap correctly in Notepad, then the inability to wrap is a problem with the content. Good luck.

I'm also having this problem. I found that copying the same content to word wraps automatically and copying to notepad doesn't. There are so few such problems on the Internet that I haven't found a solution, so I'm now copying to Word and then to Notepad.

Open a QQ chat window, copy the text you want to copy into the notepad to the QQ chat window (without sending it), and then copy the text from the chat window and put it in the notepad.

I think it's better to be word.。。

Summary. This issue may be due to Notepad's word wrap feature. Here are some things you can try to solve:

Select "Format" in Notepad and uncheck the box before "Word Wrap" from the drop-down menu. Then copy and paste. Use the "Replace" function in Word to replace "paragraph markers" or "manual line breaks" with blanks in special formatting.

Copying and pasting from Notepad is all line breaks, and for some reason, not the right line breaks, but suddenly breaks out of a sentence.

This issue may be due to Notepad's word wrap feature. You can try the following methods to solve the problem: select "Format" in the notebook and remove the checkmark before "word wrap" in the drop-down menu.

Then copy and paste. Use the "Replace" function in Word to replace "paragraph markers" or "manual line breaks" with blanks in special formatting. Use macros in Word, write a ** that removes line breaks and spaces, and then run the macro.

It looks good on a computer, it's a complete sentence, but it's not appropriate to send it to a mobile phone.

This issue can be caused by inconsistent fonts or resolutions between your computer and phone. You can try the following methods to solve the problem: use fonts that are often empty and boring on the computer, such as Songti, Heiti, etc., and avoid using some special fonts.

Convert Word documents to PDF format on your computer, so that the layout will not be messy. You can convert it by selecting "File" - "Save As" - "PDF" in Word12. Using some professional document reading software on your mobile phone, such as WPS, Douwan Office, etc., may have a better display effect3.

It's also random to send it to other computers.

That may mean that your Word document itself has some hidden line breaks or paragraph marks, you can select "Start" - "Show Hidden" in Word to view. If you have extra line breaks or paragraph markers, you can use the "Replace" function to replace them with blanks.

Copying and pasting from Notepad is all line breaks, and for some reason, not the right line breaks, but suddenly breaks out of a sentence.

Hello dear and thank you for your patience. This situation may be caused by the incompatibility between the line breaks of the original text and the line breaks of the target texter. Different operating systems and texters use different line breaks.

For example, Windows typically uses a combination of carriage return (CR) and line break (LF) symbols for line breaks, while macOS and Linux only use line breaks (LF). In order to solve this problem, you can try the following methods:1

Use a texter that is compatible with a variety of line breaks, such as Notepad++, Sublime Text, or Visual Studio Code. These devices can automatically recognize and convert different line breaks. 2.

Use the tool to convert line breaks in text to the format required by the target. For example, you can paste your text on this ** and click on it"remove line breaks"Button. This will eliminate line breaks that don't fit.

After that, you can copy the results into the target and manually add the required line breaks. 3.If you're using a texter that allows you to set the type of line break, you can try changing the settings to suit your needs.

For example, in Notepad++, you can do this by clicking""menu, and then select"Line breaks"to adjust the line break settings.