You might be tempted to use Word's own Paste Special command (Edit » Paste Special) to paste the material back into the same document (or into a different document) as unformatted text, select it again, copy it again, and then paste it into its destination application. This shuffle is ugly and clumsy, but it does remove the formatting, because Notepad doesn't support any formatting. Paste the text into Notepad, select it, copy it, and then paste it into the other application. If the application doesn't offer Paste Special, use Notepad to produce the same effect.
In the resulting dialog box, select the option called Text Only or Text Without Formatting, and then click the OK button. First, see if the application into which you're pasting the text has a Paste Special command.
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