[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenOffice 2.0.1 (latest official Chinese-Traditional-character version),
Windows XP,
Intel-x86-compatible computer.
If "automatic hyperlink recognition" is enabled, then it will
automatically change all "\\xxx" and "http://xxx"; etc. into hyperlinks.
There is no way to change
The help says that:
1. Press "Undo". But pressing "undo" undos text typed after
the hyperlink recognition. So if you type "A B" and "A" is automatically
changed to a hyperlink, and you type "undo" then you also lose "B".
And there is no way of retyping "B" without "A" becoming a hyperlink again.
2. Do "default style". But doing so change the whole cell to the default
style and you have to re-manipulate the cell's contents to your desired style.
But I don't want to turn off automatic recognition at this point.
So I would suggest that there should be a way of changing the hyperlink's
properties, e.g. text, target, etc., or changing it back no normal text.
Thanks.
Qiyao
Creating and using cell styles would make your task easier.
First, use Format >Default formatting to remove the link from your
cell. The text will remain but it will no longer serve as a hyperlink.
Secondly, apply a cell style which incorporates the formatting you require.
To create and apply a cell style, use F11 (or Format >Styles and
Formatting). A style can be linked to a keyboard shortcut using Tools
>Customise : Keyboard.
I doubt that you would be able to suggest a better way of approaching
this matter. If you can, why not file an issue requesting such an
enhancement?
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