When copying documents/articles from the web, any 'links' in the text show
as 'Error: Bookmark not defined'. I go back to the original text to edit out
the bookmark 'errors'. Usually ther's no 'printer friendly' version on the
web pages and so the copy to Word to avoid all the artwork. Is there an
option for copying to Word without losing the original texts that are links?

try save the page as txt or rtf file see what you got left
alah4
"keith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When copying documents/articles from the web, any 'links' in the text show
> as 'Error: Bookmark not defined'. I go back to the original text to edit
out
> the bookmark 'errors'. Usually ther's no 'printer friendly' version on the
> web pages and so the copy to Word to avoid all the artwork. Is there an
> option for copying to Word without losing the original texts that are
links?
>
>

Thanks. Thought it wasn't working at first - the links still looked like
links - blue with underlines. But when docs saved or edited the 'Error:
Bookmark not defined' bits ARE gone. Ta-da. Now, if I could just get MSN,
CNN, etc., etc. to start using paragraphs/indentations.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Unlink all the links using Ctrl+A, Ctrl+Shift+F9.
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> > try save the page as txt or rtf file see what you got left
> > alah4
> > "keith" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> > > When copying documents/articles from the web, any 'links' in the text
> show
> > > as 'Error: Bookmark not defined'. I go back to the original text to
edit
> > out
> > > the bookmark 'errors'. Usually ther's no 'printer friendly' version on
> the
> > > web pages and so the copy to Word to avoid all the artwork. Is there
an
> > > option for copying to Word without losing the original texts that are
> > links?
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>