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perfect. it worked. Initially it didn't work but I think I might have messed up with the F9 after making the edit. &nbsp;the second time, after a couple minutes of refreshing, it worked. &nbsp;<br />
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thanks a lot. &nbsp;very helpful.
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perfect. it worked. Initially it didn't work but I think I might have messed up with the F9 after making the edit.  the second time, after a couple minutes of refreshing, it worked.  

thanks a lot.  very helpful.

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I have a large word document with many hyperlinks to my C drive<br />
I have moved the documents to a new location on my C drive.<br />
I need to change, in mass, the hyperlinks to refer to the new location.<br />
<br />
From what I know, if changing in mass, you should click Alt F9 for Draft view to see the hyperlink address.<br />
then control H for find and replace.<br />
<br />
I only need to change the following:<br />
/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft<wbr /><br />
to <br />
Documents<br />
<br />
I made the change through Find and Replace but although I see the edit was made in Draft view, it doesn't show that edit was made when I close draft view and view the hyperlink by way of &quot;edit hyperlink&quot;. <br />
<br />
I am not sure what I am doing wrong. <br />
Appreciate your help.
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Hello,

I have a large word document with many hyperlinks to my C drive
I have moved the documents to a new location on my C drive.
I need to change, in mass, the hyperlinks to refer to the new location.

From what I know, if changing in mass, you should click Alt F9 for Draft view to see the hyperlink address.
then control H for find and replace.

I only need to change the following:
/AppData/Roaming/Microsoft
to 
Documents

I made the change through Find and Replace but although I see the edit was made in Draft view, it doesn't show that edit was made when I close draft view and view the hyperlink by way of "edit hyperlink". 

I am not sure what I am doing wrong. 
Appreciate your help.

Modify Hyperlinks - In Mass

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