Mountain Lion Notes Text Formatting

Hello,
Does anyone know how to turn on Past and Match Style automaticlly so when you paste text from another source it DOES NOT keep the same font, color and style? I know how to manually do it however I would like make it a default option.
Thanks,
ebrind

keg55 wrote:
Notes is not that flexible. There is no default copy/paste option.
I guess I'm stuck pasting using the keyboard shortcuts: Option + Shift + Command + V every time I paste to match the style of the document I am working on
Thanks for your response!
ebrind

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