Removing the underlines and color from links?

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indy_sarah

I can't find where to remove the underline and color all Microsoft Office programs add to weblinks. Uber-frustrating! Anyone know for PowerPoint?

Many thanks!
 
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Jim Gordon MVP

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I can't find where to remove the underline and color all Microsoft Office
programs add to weblinks. Uber-frustrating! Anyone know for PowerPoint?

Many thanks!
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Hi,

From the Format menu choose Slide Color Scheme. You can control the accent
color on the Advanced tab.

The underline I think you are stuck with unless you remove the hyperlink.

-Jim

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David M. Marcovitz

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Hi,

From the Format menu choose Slide Color Scheme. You can control the
accent color on the Advanced tab.

The underline I think you are stuck with unless you remove the
hyperlink.

-Jim
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The way to get rid of the underline is to put a semi-transparent shape
on top of the words you want to link and make the shape have the
hyperlink instead of the words. This is far from ideal, but as long as
the text stays in the same place, it works.

--David
 
J

Jim Gordon MVP

The way to get rid of the underline is to put a semi-transparent shape
on top of the words you want to link and make the shape have the
hyperlink instead of the words. This is far from ideal, but as long as
the text stays in the same place, it works.

--David
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I found it interesting that when I tried to format the style of the text the
underline checkbox was disabled. Also, this VBA code was ignored:
With .TextFrame.TextRange.Font
.Underline = False
End With

David's suggestion is good. Another way would be to type the text normally.
Before inserting the hyperlink, right-click (control-click) on the textbox
frame and choose Save As Picture.

Then, delete the textbox frame and use Insert > Picture > From File and
import the picture of the text box you just saved. Put the hyperlink on the
picture.

-Jim

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Jim Gordon
Mac MVP

MVPs are not Microsoft Employees
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