This problem was challenging to resolve... because I overcomplicated my
search! "Copy multiple hyperlinks browser" finally turned up the
browser-based plug-in solutions, and results I was seeking:
If your issue (copying multiple hyperlinks from the browser into a
text-editor, word processor, or email client) is the same as mine, perhaps one
of these solutions will serve you well:
Firefox Add-on: Multi Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494/
Multi Links lets you open, copy or bookmark multiple links at the same time
rather than having to do them all individually.
Firefox Add-on: Copy Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/605/
Copy multiple URLs in anchors to clipboard.
Internet Explorer add-on: IECopySelectedLinks
http://www2.baobau.com/index.html
Enables you to copy all selected links (URLs) into clipboard at once
Windows Runtime Freeware (VB6): Webcow
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Download-Managers/webcow.shtml
Webcow is a small and handy tool to get the links out of directory listings or
webpages.
Hope this helps others with similar issues. Cheers!
Hoeks wrote:
Thanks for your suggestions.
30-Mar-10
Thanks for your suggestions. <br><br>I do have Dreamweaver CS4, though do not
know how to use it. I did paste a bunch of hyperlinks from Word into it. Then
viewed the source, copied and pasted that into Mac Pages and used Find and
Replace to get rid of the code. (Word does not always find all the text and
invisibles pasted into its Find and Replace.) <br><br>This was easier than the
other method I used, but still time consuming. I do not have VB.
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Convert Multiple Hyperlinks to Text URLs
Version: 2004
Operating System: Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
Processor: Power PC
It seems that in Word, there has to be a simple way to separate URLs that are
anchored as hyperlinks in some text, so that I can have in text form both the
text that the URLs were anchored in and the URLs as text. <br><br>In other
words, I start with some text -- John's Hot Spot. This is now linkedto a web
URL -- <a href="
http://www.johnshotspot.com">
http://www.johnshotspot.com</a>,
so that I do not see the text of the URL, but when I click on it, I am taken
to my browser and the website. But what I want to do is make that text no
longer linked to the URL, and I want to read in my Word doc as text the URL,
<a href="
http://www.johnshotspot.com">
http://www.johnshotspot.com</a>, next to
the original text, John's Hot Spot. <br><br>I realize that I can do this with
one hyperlink by going to insert-hyperlink. But I have multiple hyperlinks
that I want to perform this function on at once. Saving my doc with all these
anchored links in it as a webpage, copying and pasting the source in Word, and
then deleting all the html code is very time-consuming. <br><br>Anyone know
the simple solution?
The "simple" solution is "Go buy a copy of DreamWeaver"
If you insist on
The "simple" solution is "Go buy a copy of DreamWeaver"
If you insist on using Word, you have to use VBA and write yourself a macro
to get hold of the Hyperlink field and insert the display text.
If you are good at VBA I will send you some code you can customise.
Cheers
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Thanks for your suggestions.
Thanks for your suggestions. <br><br>I do have Dreamweaver CS4, though do not
know how to use it. I did paste a bunch of hyperlinks from Word into it. Then
viewed the source, copied and pasted that into Mac Pages and used Find and
Replace to get rid of the code. (Word does not always find all the text and
invisibles pasted into its Find and Replace.) <br><br>This was easier than the
other method I used, but still time consuming. I do not have VB.
Sounds like you got there -- "how" does not matter, any way that gives youwhat
Sounds like you got there -- "how" does not matter, any way that gives you
what you want is great
On 30/03/10 4:32 PM, in article (e-mail address removed)2ac0,
--
The email below is my business email -- Please do not email me about forum
matters unless I ask you to; or unless you intend to pay!
John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Word, Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer,
McGhie Information Engineering Pty Ltd
Sydney, Australia. | Ph: +61 (0)4 1209 1410 | mailto:
[email protected]
Copy multiple links
This problem was challenging to resolve... because I overcomplicated my
search! "Copy multiple hyperlinks browser" finally turned up the
browser-based plug-in solutions, and results I was seeking:
If your issue (copying multiple hyperlinks from the browser into a
text-editor, word processor, or email client) is the same as mine, perhaps one
of these solutions will serve you well:
Firefox Add-on: Multi Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494/
Multi Links lets you open, copy or bookmark multiple links at the same time
rather than having to do them all individually.
Firefox Add-on: Copy Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/605/
Copy multiple URLs in anchors to clipboard.
Internet Explorer add-on: IECopySelectedLinks
http://www2.baobau.com/index.html
Enables you to copy all selected links (URLs) into clipboard at once
Windows Runtime Freeware (VB6): Webcow
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Download-Managers/webcow.shtml
Webcow is a small and handy tool to get the links out of directory listings or
webpages.
Hope this helps others with similar issues. Cheers!
Copy multiple links
This problem was challenging to resolve... because I overcomplicated my
search! "Copy multiple hyperlinks browser" finally turned up the
browser-based plug-in solutions, and results I was seeking:
If your issue (copying multiple hyperlinks from the browser into a
text-editor, word processor, or email client) is the same as mine, perhaps one
of these solutions will serve you well:
Firefox Add-on: Multi Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/13494/
Multi Links lets you open, copy or bookmark multiple links at the same time
rather than having to do them all individually.
Firefox Add-on: Copy Links
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/605/
Copy multiple URLs in anchors to clipboard.
Internet Explorer add-on: IECopySelectedLinks
http://www2.baobau.com/index.html
Enables you to copy all selected links (URLs) into clipboard at once
Windows Runtime Freeware (VB6): Webcow
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/Download-Managers/webcow.shtml
Webcow is a small and handy tool to get the links out of directory listings or
webpages.
Hope this helps others with similar issues. Cheers!
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