Microsoft Word: HTML hyperlinks
Shortcut to delete all html hyperlinks from a Word document Sometimes when you copy text from a webpage, (which could be breaching copyright laws) there will be html hyperlinks included in the text. If you paste this text to a Word Document the hyperlinks will now be in your document. These links will lead to wherever the original author intended. Why would you want to delete all html hyperlinks from a Word document? For example if you copy text from www.wikipedia.org to paste into a Word document it usually has a million html links in just a small paragraph. See my screenshot below. If you just wanted to quote a definition from the website it is common courtesy to leave a back link to the original author, but not as many as shown in this screenshot. Note that I started to underline the html links in red to show you how many there is in this block of text. There were three in the first line. How to delete a html hyperlink from a word document? To remove a h...