Link formatting in Word 2010
If I type a link in my document in Word 2010, it automatically changes it.
If I type: www.ebay.com
It becomes: {HYPERLINK "www.ebay.com"} in the document.
How do I turn that off please? Thanks-
If I type: www.ebay.com
It becomes: {HYPERLINK "www.ebay.com"} in the document.
How do I turn that off please? Thanks-
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oleggold
it a standard feature in any rtf & html document now, you can always select your link ,click hyperlink->remove link
btw,notice how it changed in ee , it's a hyperilnk, other option ,put it in quotes "www.ebay.com" ,see?
and if you copy formatted hyperlink it will always stay like that so try
"www.ebay.com"
what i mean ,remove formatting will also remove hyperlink formatting like it did with the pre-formatted code tag above
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