To open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box, press Ctrl+K. Open the document, and then select the hyperlinked text.
SHORTCUT TO REMOVE HYPERLINK IN WORD 2016 HOW TO
Here's how to remove a hyperlink from a document without removing the text itself: To apply the new color, press the Tab key until you hear "Save," and then press Enter. To create a name for the new theme colors, press Alt+N, and type the name. Use the arrow keys to locate the color you want, and then press Enter to select it. Press the Tab key until you hear "Hyperlink," and press Spacebar. To open the Create New Theme Colors dialog box, press Alt+G, T, C, C. A unified color and font is applied to the hyperlink texts. Press Enter to select and apply a theme to your document. Use the arrow keys to browse the available themes. To open the Themes menu, press Alt+G, T, H.
You can also customize the link theme color to make it more accessible, for example. To change the link text color throughout your document, you can use the Word themes. To apply the changes you made, press the Tab key until you hear "OK button," and then press Enter. If this is a new link that you’re creating, create the rest of the link as instructed in Link to a web page, file, or blank email. The focus returns to the Insert Hyperlink dialog box. To add the screen tip to the hyperlink, press Enter. Type the text that you want to appear as the screen tip. The focus is on the ScreenTip text text field. Press Alt+P to open the Set Hyperlink ScreenTip dialog box. If you want to add a screen tip to an existing link, select the link or place the cursor within the link text. If you're creating a new link, place the cursor where you want the link and screen tip in your document. You can add a screen tip when you're creating a new link or to an existing hyperlink. For example, if you've added a link to a picture, you can type the hyperlink text to a screen tip and tell your reader where the link will take them. With screen tips you can provide more information on the hyperlinks in your document. The dialog box closes and the focus returns to the body text.
If you need to separate words, you can use an underscore (_) between the words. They can include both numbers and letters, but not spaces. Note: Bookmark names need to begin with a letter. The focus is on the Bookmark name text field. Press Alt+N, K to open the Bookmark dialog box. In your document, move the cursor where you want to add a bookmark. You can add a bookmark, for example, to the beginning of a paragraph, a table, or an image. The Insert Hyperlink dialog box closes and the cursor is placed after the inserted link.Ĭreate bookmarks to items within your document, so you can link to them. When you reach the link target you want, press Enter to select it and insert the link.
Press the Down arrow key to move down in the list. The focus is on the list which contains the headings and bookmarks that you can link to in your current document. Press Alt+A to open the Select a place in this document tab. You can link to the predefined headings or bookmarks within your document.įor instructions on how to apply the built-in heading styles to your document, refer to the section "Use headings" in Use a screen reader to insert and change text in Word. The Insert Hyperlink dialog box closes and the cursor is placed after the inserted link. Your own link text can be short and informative. Tip: If you don't write the link text, it is displayed as a long mailto: link that includes the address and subject information. Type the link text you want to display in your document. Type the subject of the email, and then press Alt+T to move to the Text to display field. Type the email address, and then press the Tab key to move to the Subject field. Press Alt+M to open the email message dialog box. Press Ctrl+K to open the Insert Hyperlink dialog box. Place the cursor where you want the link in your document. Word lets you add a link that opens a new email message with the address and subject already filled in. For example, you might want people to contact your office for more information, or you might be collecting feedback about a new idea you proposed. Sometimes you want to make it possible for people to send email while they read your document. Tip: If the file is not in the default folder that is displayed, press Alt+L to open the Look in drop-down menu, use the Down and Up arrow keys to find the right folder, press Enter, and then browse for the file in the same way.
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