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Remove all hyperlinks in Microsoft Word at a time.

Vasu — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 07:13:45 +0000

Most of us use Wikipedia for as a source of information. Sometimes we require to save the text information in a word file. Since the articles in Wikipedia links to number of other articles and different sources, they too get copied to the word file. Instead of removing each link in the article, using shortcut keys one can remove all links at a time.

Select the text from which you want to remove the links, or press Ctrl+A to select the whole text.

Press Ctrl+Shift+F9 or Ctrl+6 to remove all links at a time. This works with all versions of Microsoft word.

One can use Macro’s to do the same Job. Follow the procedure to do so.

Press Alt+F11 to open the Visual Basic Editor

Go to “Insert” > “Module” and in the pop-up window copy:

Sub RemoveHyperlinks() Dim oField As Field For Each oField In ActiveDocument.Fields If oField.Type = wdFieldHyperlink Then oField.Unlink End If Next Set oField = Nothing End Sub

Then click “File” > Close and return to Microsoft Word. You can now run the Macro in Word by going to: Tools > Macro > Macro and then Run “RemoveAllHyperlinks”.

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Microsoft Office 2010 (Word,Excel,Access,Outlook) Screenshots

Vasu — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 03:13:27 +0000

Office 2007 SP2 is now available at Microsoft download center .They even previewed office 2010.Microsoft Office 2010 features are yet to be announced , Here are few screenshots for you. The product is expected to come in first half of 2010

Microsoft Excel 2010 Screenshot

Microsoft Office 2010 About Us Page Screen shot

Microsoft Office 2010 Access Screenshot

Microsoft Office 2010 Onenote Screenshot

Microsoft Office 2010 Outlook Screenshot

Microsoft Office 2010 Word Screenshot

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Microsoft Office 2010 (Word,Excel,Access,Outlook) Screenshots

How to Add Picture Watermark in Microsoft Word 2007

Vasu — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 13:21:44 +0000

Sometimes adding watermark in Microsoft word document is necessary, If you are sending a confidential report, or a Draft etc. This will stress the purpose of the document.This watermarking process is simple but varies based on which version of Microsoft Word you use.While Microsoft Word 2007 is the easiest to use for this task.

See here is an example of image watermarking,

Adding Picture Watermark in Microsoft word 2007

See “Confidential” in the image.This tells the reader to keep the report confidential(more effective).Let us see how to do this.

Creating a watermark using Microsoft Word 2007

Select Page Layout after opening a word document (it will be in office ribbon)
Click Watermark from the Page Background group
A dialog will appear with options like “Picture Watermark” “Text Watermark”.
Select Picture Watermark option
Load the watermark image you’d like to use. (The image i used is here confidential )
Now Your watermark will now appear on every page.

Well i even want to extend this to Microsoft Word 2000, 2002 & 2003

Creating a watermark using Microsoft Word 2002 & 2003

Open the word document
From the Format menu, select Background and then Printed Watermark
In the Printed Watermark dialog, select the radio button for Picture watermark.
Load the watermark image you’d like to use.
Now Your watermark will now appear on every page.

Creating a watermark using Microsoft Word 2000

I am not sure of creating a watermark in Microsoft Word 2000, As i never used it.Please check this tutorial if you are using Microsoft Word 2000.

Add Watermark in Microsoft Word 2000

He presented an excellent tutorial with images.

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How to Add Picture Watermark in Microsoft Word 2007