Re: How to I make URLs in doc clickable?
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Jack Crane wrote:
I followed your detailed recipe to the letter, and all the URLs are now
blue and underlined. However, when I click on any of them, I get an MS
Word warning, "This operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in
effect on this computer". What now? The computer is mine, a fairly new
Dell desktop running Win XP. I have no memory of setting any relevant
restrictions.
Jack
garfield-n-odie <garfieldnodie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:u392#wIdFHA.2688@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
If you open the Word doc and press Alt+F9, do the URLs change to
something that looks like { HYPERLINK "http://www.microsoft.com";
} ? If not, then they're not hyperlinks, which explains why
they're not blue or clickable, but you can easily change the URLs
to hyperlinks by clicking on Tools | AutoCorrect Options |
AutoFormat As You Type | check the "Internet and network paths
with hyperlinks" box | OK, and then typing a space at the end of
each URL. If the URLs *are* hyperlinks, then click on Tools |
Options | Edit | uncheck the "Use CTRL + Click to follow
hyperlink" box | OK, and then try clicking on one of the URLs
again.
Jack Crane wrote:
Word 2002.
I've got a Word doc with a bunch of well-formed URLs, but none of
them are blue and clickable. How do I make them so?
Thanks,
Jack
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