[Andrew]

Hi folks. So I've tried the above mentioned techniqes, and I'm able to have
hyperlinks which go to other documents in a protected document. I am not
able to have a link to an email address though. When I use the above method,
I am just taken to the top of the page.

Is there a way to have a link to an email address in a protected document?

"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

They can also go to bookmarks that are in unprotected portions of the
document. I doubt that helps you, though.
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"Derek Wittman" wrote in message
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Thanks, Charles. I was afraid you would confirm that...

Of course, I could change the whole thing to HTML. grrrrr

grin
Derek

"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

In a document protected for forms hyperlinks will only go to the next
form
field or top of the document. The links work to outside documents (that
are
not protected).
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"Derek Wittman" wrote in
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Sue,
I cannot get it to work at all. When I protect my document (not
really a
form, but I use the form protection to keep people from editing it), and
I
click on the hyperlink, it only goes to the top of the document. That's
not
where I want it to go...

{MacroButton "FollowLink"{HYPERLINK \| "WebApp"}}

is my syntax.

Can you help me out?
Thanks!
Derek
"Sue Carlson" wrote:

This was SO helpful. I tried it and it works. However, I seem to be
the
only one who can get the hyperlinks to work. I have given it to two
other
people to try (one on my network and one e-mailed off the premises), and
nothing happens when they double-click the hyperlinks. The hyperlinks
work
when I double-click them, however. I am hyperlinked to pages within the
same
document. Any ideas?

"Charles Kenyon" wrote:

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFldsFms/HLinksInForms.htm.
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"Derek Wittman" wrote in
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Good afternoon,
I'm on Word 2000 on a Windows 2000 machine. I have a document
that
I do
not want changed, or even copy/pasted from read-only. So, I have
made
it a
'form' with no data entry fields and protected the 'form' with a
password.

I also have hyperlinks - some to anchor points internal to the
document,
and some to pages on my company's employee website.

These two things said, the hyperlinks do not work when I have
the
'form'
protected. I really want to leave the document in Word format, if
it's at
all possible. Is there anything I can do within Word to make all
this
work?

Thank you very much in advance!
Derek