I'm using Word 2002 with Windows XP. I have created a navigational bar at the
top of a webpage with links to other pages using a Times New Roman font and
black as the color. I also have links farther down on the page to other
websites and pages and used Georgia, blue and underlined like normal
hyperlinks. When either link is followed, they turn into Georgia, purple
underlined. Is there a way to format each separately? I would like the Times
New Roman to remain looking like normal text and not a hyperlink.

G'day "Mariann" ,

The followedhyperlink style can only have one setting and it is
applied automatically.

Steve Hudson - Word Heretic

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Without prejudice


Mariann reckoned:

I'm using Word 2002 with Windows XP. I have created a navigational bar at the
top of a webpage with links to other pages using a Times New Roman font and
black as the color. I also have links farther down on the page to other
websites and pages and used Georgia, blue and underlined like normal
hyperlinks. When either link is followed, they turn into Georgia, purple
underlined. Is there a way to format each separately? I would like the Times
New Roman to remain looking like normal text and not a hyperlink.