How To Disable Automatic Hyperlinks in Microsoft Word
Tired of the automatic hyperlinking feature in Microsoft word? Well, this is a common problem for people when they are trying to copy some article or portion of a paragraph and pasting it to Word for printing. One solution they do is they remove the underline (highlighting the text then pressing CTRL+U or through the toolbar) then changing the font color from blue (default hyperlink color) to the default text color which is black. But this procedure is a hassle and sometimes a pain for others. What I have here is a very easy tip on how you can easily disable the automatic hyperlinking in MS Word 2003 and 2007.
How to disable to in Word 2003
- Go to tools
- Auto correct options
- AutoFormat As You Type
- Uncheck “Internet and Network Paths”
How to disable to in Word 2007
Click the office button located at the upper left corner
Click on “Word Options” below that menu
At the Word Option, click on Proofing then select “AutoCorrect Options”
Then on the “AutoFormat As You Type” tab, uncheck “Internet and network paths with hyperlinks”.
It’s done should get rid of the problem. See how easy it is?
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Cheers,
Kate
MSFT Office Outreach Team
Cool post! Yeah, those automatic hyperlinks are sometimes annoying. Removing underlines and changing the text color to black are a bit of a hassle. Thank you for sharing this info!
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You have described about a very important task which often use in MS Office. I am lusted to learn abut the MS office every thing and i think this the right place for me.
cool tip! here’s what I do,… I copy the original with hyperlink to a text editor, such as, notepad and copy it again to be pasted in Word… try it.
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Its very nice info. Its very useful. when we copy some text from net. We see many hyperlink copy with that. thanks for sharing this info.
Good tips for disble automatic hyperlink in word document. I’ll uncheck this box. Thanks for information.
when I am writing bibliographies for academic papers, I am annoyed that Microsoft Word automatically hyperlinks my electronic sources (i.e., I type , but it changes it to the hyperlink version). I have to individually click “remove hyperlink” for each one right now. Is there a way I can disable this automatic hyperlink feature?
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This kind of problem we always see when we copy some thing from internet. Your this post helps us in this matter thanks for such valuable info.
I don’t know how many times to say thank you. It is a pain in the butt to go back and change them to normal text. I can’t stand M.S. word sometimes.
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Ahh I’ve been annoyed by this happening on Excel, even though this is geared towards Microsoft Word, I was still able to use it to get it to work on Microsoft Excel 2003! =D
Till then,
Jean
hi,
what a great idea.thanks for sharing this .i like your way of describing.keep it up.
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thanks for this useful information i came from google and found your post is so interesting and very useful.
you have given step by step and easy method by which any body can implement this.