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You are probably only changing the display text and not the address.<br />
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If you right-click on the Hyperlink and select Edit Hyperlink you will see that the Text to Display can be edited separately from the Address
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You are probably only changing the display text and not the address.

If you right-click on the Hyperlink and select Edit Hyperlink you will see that the Text to Display can be edited separately from the Address

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I have a tiny URL where I changed the link that the URL points to. &nbsp;I know it is working right elsewhere but in word, when ever I create a link with that tiny URL it goes to the wrong (old place) I think this is because of some sort of caching in WORD where it's remembering the old location, so I guess the question is, how do I clear the cache in WORD?
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I have a tiny URL where I changed the link that the URL points to.  I know it is working right elsewhere but in word, when ever I create a link with that tiny URL it goes to the wrong (old place) I think this is because of some sort of caching in WORD where it's remembering the old location, so I guess the question is, how do I clear the cache in WORD?

How Clear WORD 2010 cache

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