Paste as Plain Text in Outlook365

Hi,
How do I enable text copied from a Brace tab to Pasted in Plain Text into Microsoft Outlook365?

There is a pop-up message asking me to use Ctrl+Shift+V, but that does not work.

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@WimSam

One of these is supposed to work:

Command + Shift + V

Command + Option + Shift + V


An AppleScript that I run, to convert what I copy … to plain text:

try
set the clipboard to string of (the clipboard as record)
on error errMsg
display dialog errMsg
end try
delay 1

This should be all that’s required – did you by chance block Outlook365 from being able to see the content of your clipboard? If not then, as @289wk says, for macOS the keyboard shortcut is Command + Shift + V: