Edit ClipboardFormatsPriorities in maker.ini file

FrameMaker 10 (v. 10.0.2.419), Window 7.
When copying text from Word into FrameMaker, I would like "TEXT" to be the first item in the dialog box when using Paste Special.
We have edited the ClipboardFormatsPriorities in the maker.ini file by moving TEXT from the end to the beginning of the line:
ClipboardFormatsPriorities=TEXT, FILE, MIFW, MIF, RTF, OLE 2, META, EMF, DIB, BMP, UNICODE TEXT
So far, the changes have not taken affect.
Can this be done?
Thanks
Debbie

There are two maker.ini files; one system, one (for each) user.
Which did you edit?
I assume the user file has the last word, but don't really know, as this isn't an issue on the old FM I run.
And did you exit and re-start FM?

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