Click Format > Character > Hyperlink Under Character styles for Visited and Unvisisted, edit your choice.
-- Registered Linux User: #480675 Registered Linux Machine: #408606 Linux since June 2005 On Tue, Nov 26, 2019 at 7:57 AM Paolo Alberto Rismondo <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > Many thaks for your quick answers. Some observation about them: > > 1. The document is for 'strictly personal' use; it is a list of other > documents etc. (so that the first document is a sort of index to > many other ones). > 2. I don't need to known that they are links; in fact each line is a > different link, so that underlining becomes annoying instead of useful. > 3. I tried to control underlining with character formatting (Ctrl+T), > but with mixed results: sometimes it works, sometimes (I would not > say 'most of the times') don't. > > Unfortunately, it seems that no one of the suggested solutions are > working; control 'Tools | Options... | OpenOffice | Appearance | Custom > colours | General | Unvisited links and ... | Visited links.' refers to > the whole characters affected by the link, not to the underlining. > > Many thank again for your kind attention, > > > all best, > > Paolo > > > Il 26/11/2019 13:37, Wade Smart ha scritto: > > If its not underlined, how would you know its a link? > > > At 13:05 26/11/2019 +0100, you wrote: > > I wrote a paper ... > > Is this a text (Writer) document (not a spreadsheet)? > > > ... with a lot of links to another document(s), done with > > 'Insert-Hyperlink etc. (pointing to 'Document', of course, not to > > 'Internet', 'Mail & News') etc.. All text linked is underlined, > > however, while I find it rather ugly (since there are a lot of them, > > as I said). Is there any way to eliminate these annoying underlining? > > It's worth saying that any user of the document will need to recognise > your hyperlinks, and having them in blue and underlined is standard, so > will be easily understood. Hyperlinks without underlining may not be > spotted. > > You can remove underlining from hyperlinks in the normal way - simply by > selecting the text and applying local formatting, using the formatting > buttons in the Formatting toolbar or Format | Character... | Font > Effects. The text colour of hyperlinks can be controlled at Tools | > Options... | OpenOffice | Appearance | Custom colours | General | > Unvisited links and ... | Visited links. If these options are not > ticked, the colour is controlled by local formatting, as for any other > text. > > I trust this helps. > > Brian Barker - privately > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
