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I don't know how OpenOffice and WP exactly work, but in some text editors (like MS Word), you have normally an option 'paste special...' if you want to copy text to a document.

One of the ways you can than paste text is for example 'unformatted Unicode'. That option should just copy the text as ...

Yes, that works.

Thanks!

I want exactly to produce what you are showing (the text in blue color and italic font).

I'm not making a 'questions and answers' section for a test/exam or so. There are no multiple answers a user has to choose from.

I will try to do something with an environment and let you know the results.

Hi,

I have a 'questions and answers' section in my document. I want the answers to be formatted in a special way: italics and blue text.

Example document:
\documentclass[a4paper,pdftex]{report}
\usepackage{xcolor}

\newcommand{\answer}[1]{\textcolor{blue}{\textit{#1}}}

\begin{document}

\answer ...

I'm also using pdfLatex, and can't jump to the line with the error by double clicking on an error, so I expect the cause of the problem lies in using pdfLatex.

Have a look at the 'ucs' package written by Dominique Unruh.
And look at 'Omega'.

Latex can be difficult for a beginner, but that depends on the kind of document he/she wants to make. If you want to use MS Word for example to get the same quality result, then I think MS Word is more difficult than Latex.

Including graphics is easy: use \includegraphics

You say that you don't ...

Thanks Rockstar1707! It works!

Of course, I will probably lose my changes to that file if I install a new version of TeXnicCenter....so it would be nice if there is a 'user-file' (for 1 user? for all users? Both?) to which we can add these kinds of commands....maybe even via a GUI

I've defined a new command with \newcommand.
I would like that new command to show up in the auto-complete list.

I also think that pdftk is the right tool...Thank you very much, Thorsten! I didn't know that tool.

I downloaded a hyperref manual of September 2008 which describes more than 50 commands targeting PDF files, so I expected hyperref might be able to do that :)

http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros ...