Ashley101 said:
I want to send a business newsletter out with hyperlinks in it. I
want to get rid of people having to press CTRL and then the link. How
do I do this. I know you can do it on individual computers but how do
I override it so even if their computer has CTRL on it will let them
just click the hyperlink without hte CTRL.
The cure is worse than the problem. You would have to put a macro in the
document to change the option setting on the recipient's computer (and, to
be a good citizen, another macro to restore the original setting when they
close your document). Because macros in documents could be malicious code
(a.k.a. viruses), Word displays a very scary message when it finds them, and
the recipient would have to click a button in that message to enable your
macro.
My advice is to forget about it. If a particular recipient has the option
for Ctrl+click turned on, then presumably that's the way they want to use
hyperlinks -- don't mess with that. The same thing goes for most of the
machine-specific options.
If it really, really bothers you -- and given that you don't want recipients
to edit your newsletter anyway -- then convert it to PDF and send that
instead of a Word document.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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