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Hyperlink Appearance

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D - 08 Nov 2004 21:42 GMT
Is it possible to change the appearance of hyperlinks in a normal Word
document (Word 2000)?  I would like to have links to various bookmarks in the
document, but don't want them all to be the typical blue, underlined text
(changes to purple when clicked).  In fact, no special formatting would
actually be ideal.  I would be adding these hyperlinks through VBA, so if
there is some sort of code to change their appearance at the same time,
that'd be great.

Also, anyway to get the Web toolbar to not show up when a hyperlink is
clicked?

Thanks
Jonathan West - 08 Nov 2004 22:27 GMT
The appearance of hyperlinks is controlled by the Hyperlink and
FollowedHyperlink styles. Change these styles in the document and you change
the appearance of hyperlinks.

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Jonathan West - Word MVP
www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk
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> Is it possible to change the appearance of hyperlinks in a normal Word
> document (Word 2000)?  I would like to have links to various bookmarks in
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