When composing Vietnamese text in Word, users typically use Unikey. However, when it comes to deleting Hyperlinks in Word 2007, you need to turn off Unikey. There are two ways for users to remove Hyperlinks in Word 2007, one way is quite complicated but users don't need to turn off Unikey. The simpler way requires you to temporarily switch Unikey to English.
How to Remove Hyperlinks in Word 2007
Method 1:
Step 1: Highlight the text in Word containing Hyperlink.
Press the Alt + F11 key combination.
Step 2: Click Insert then choose Module.
Step 3: Paste this code snippet into a new open Module.
Sub Remove_Hyperlink_KoDZ()
Dim i As Long
For i = ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks.Count To 1 Step -1
ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks(i).Delete
Next i
Step 4: Click the Run arrow to execute the removal of Hyperlinks, linked content in Word 2007.
Continue pressing Run.
Method 2:
With this shortcut method, you can quickly delete Hyperlinks, linked content in Word 2007.
Step 1: Switch Unikey to English mode.
Step 2:Highlight the text you want to remove Hyperlinks, linked content in Word 2007 and press the Ctrl + Shift + F9 key combination.
Finally, you receive the result: Hyperlinks in Word 2007 have been deleted.
There you go, with these two methods, you can easily delete Hyperlinks in Word 2007 if you find them unnecessary.
If your purpose of deleting Hyperlinks in Word 2007 is to create new links in Word, then you just need to create a new Hyperlink. If you haven't created Hyperlinks in Word for a long time and forget this trick, you can reread the article on Mytour. After creating Hyperlinks, to open text links, press Ctrl and click on the text line you inserted the link.
For long Word documents, users should also number the pages to avoid confusion. Especially if you need to print document sets, numbering pages in Word helps us rearrange the text easily, avoiding confusion. This is a small trick but you shouldn't overlook it when printing Word documents. It will prevent the risk of confusion of Word documents when printing large quantities.
