There are two "hyperlink colors." The Hyperlink character style (blue and
underlined) is applied to hyperlinks by default. The Followed Hyperlink
style (magenta and underlined) is applied to a hyperlink that has been
followed (i.e., the URL or email address is still in your Internet cache
somewhere or something). The latter is local and transient, so it's usually
not worth worrying about much (it won't travel with the document).
You can modify any style using the technique described at
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/styl...ifyAStyle.html. Although this
article has not (AFAIK) been updated for Word 2007, the procedure will be
much the same once you have opened the Style pane (gallery, window, whatever
you want to call it).
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
"Robert" wrote in message
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Good morning,
I find partial answers here, but not enough to help me solve this problem.
I have hundreds of emails from someone else's document to make the same
color. They are in a column created from tabbing. First, how do I select
them all to change their color without doing that one at a time with Ctrl.
Holding Alt lets me highlight them, as someone suggested in another post,
but
the formatting is applied to only the first entry.
Second, how can I change the default hyperlink color? This shouldn't be
so
hard! I've found an answer that says, Change the style. But how, please?
Thanks,
Robert