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With the ability to copy and paste entire text content from websites, including fonts, layouts, and more, all content remains identical to the original when pasted into Word within the MS Office 2010 suite. Therefore, if you don't want certain links inserted when copying text, you'll need to remove the links in Word 2010 within MS Office 2010.
How to Delete Page Links in Word
Removing Hyperlinks in Word 2010
Method 1
Step 1: Start from the text you want to remove the hyperlink from.
You proceed by pressing Ctrl + A or dragging the mouse to select the entire text. Then press the Alt + F11 key combination.
Step 2: Once the Microsoft Visual Basic window appears, select Insert, then Module.
Step 3: Enter the following code into the Module window.
Sub Remove_Hyperlink_KoDZ()
Dim i As Long
For i = ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks.Count To 1 Step -1
ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks(i).Delete
Next i
End Sub
Then press Run.
Next, a confirmation dialog will appear. Continue by clicking the Run button to execute.
Step 4: Finally, return to your document and check. The process of removing hyperlinks in Word 2010 is successful; all hyperlinks in your document have been removed.
Method 2
Additionally, there is a much simpler method compared to the one above. However, for computers using Unikey, you must disable Unikey before proceeding.
Step 1: Similarly, select the entire text needing hyperlink removal.
Step 2: Press the Ctrl + Shift + F9 key combination. This will remove the hyperlinks from the text.
So there we have it, a simple way to remove hyperlinks in Word 2010. While composing text in Microsoft Word 2010, users are provided with the hyperlink function to insert links into text passages and how to remove them, but lacks the ability to remove all hyperlinks at once. With the small trick outlined in this article, hopefully it will be helpful for you to remove links in Word 2010 or delete hyperlinks in Word 2010. In Word 2016 version, you can also delete all hyperlink links with a similar method.
Wishing you all success!
