I am sure you must have noticed that when you copy and paste a URL or hyperlink from a web browser, Word will automatically convert them to hyperlinks or an active link that will point to another place. Now, this could be somewhere on the
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Some of us (ME) learn the hard way. In my earlier years, I noticed that when copying and pasting URLs or hyperlinks from a web browser, Word would automatically convert them to hyperlinks or active link that points to another place. It could be anywhere
First of all, this information does not pertain only to Outlook. It also is relevant for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Ok, now that that is out of the way, let’s move on. As you know, you can create links to new files or to ones
Recently I wrote about creating a table of contents in a Microsoft Word document. Although today’s topics may have been touched on in the past, I thought I might revisit them. Specifically, they are footnotes, endnotes, bookmarks, and hyperlinks. A footnote refers to a piece
Creating a hyperlink to a document in a shared location (i.e., network drive, Sharepoint library) can be a very effective way to email a document to one of your colleagues. A hyperlink, unlike an attachment, will not create a copy of the file, take up
Hyperlinks in MS Office Once a hyperlink is placed in your document, it is not out of the ordinary to periodically change that link somewhere down the road. Fortunately, Microsoft has made this task very easy for us. Follow the steps below to learn how:
What could be easier than using Paste Special to remove your hyperlinks? Here’s how: In a blank cell in your worksheet, key in the number 1. Select the cell and click CTRL + C to copy the cell contents to your Clipboard. Depress your CTRL
You may already know how easy it is to copy and paste an URL (Uniform Resource Locator) into Word documents. The link appears in blue (the default) and can be activated using the key combination shortcut Ctrl + Enter. But did you know that you
Whether you inherit a document from someone else and you simply need to start from scratch, or you do a text dump from the Internet, you will someday need to know how to erase certain things from your document. There isn’t a one trick pony
