Automatically sign up today!When you type an Internet address, an E-mail address or URL, Word automatically formats the string as a hyperlink. Most of the time, that's what you'll want, but not always. The truth is, removing a hyperlink is pretty easy: Right-click the hyperlink and choose Remove Hyperlink.
If you prefer a mouse-less method, you're in luck. You probably already know about [Ctrl]+z. It'll remove the hyperlink format and leave the text. As soon as Word applies the hyperlink format, press [Ctrl]+z to remove only the hyperlink format. Now, what could be simpler? Surprisingly, there is a simpler way. After Word applies the hyperlink format, press [Backspace]. Admittedly, you're saving only one keystroke and I think for most of us, [Ctrl]+z is easier to remember, but the [Backspace] alternative is worth knowing (remembering it's a different matter).
You can disable this feature easily enough, if you decide that's really what you want. In fact, you might disable it temporarily, enter a some non-formatted values and then re-enable the feature when you're done. That makes more sense than disabling it permanently. To disable the feature in Word 2003, do the following:
- From the Tools menu, choose AutoCorrect Options.
- Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab.
- Uncheck the Internet and Network Paths With Hyperlinks option in the Replace As You Type section.
- Click OK.
In Word 2007, do the following:
- Click the Office button and then click the Word Options button.
- Choose Proofing in the left pane.
- In the AutoCorrect Options section, click the AutoCorrect Option buttons.
- Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab.
- Uncheck the Internet and Network Paths With Hyperlinks option in the Replace As You Type section.
- Click OK twice.
In Word 2010, do the following:
- Click the File tab and then choose Options under Help.
- Choose Proofing in the left pane.
- In the AutoCorrect Options section, click the AutoCorrect Option buttons.
- Click the AutoFormat As You Type tab.
- Uncheck the Internet and Network Paths With Hyperlinks option in the Replace As You Type section.
- Click OK twice.
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