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Do you regularly send your Word documents via email? I know I do - I spend ages crafting the perfect document/form/report/whatever, and then as soon as I am done I want to share it with my colleagues/the world!

Adding a screen tip to a hyperlink in a Word document.

If you don't want Word's spell checker to flag e-mail address or URLs as incorrect, apply this tip.

How to tell Windows which program to use for graphics with hyperlinks.

Got a document that has a whole raft of e-mail address in it? You can easily convert all of them to clickable hyperlinks by using the AutoFormat capabilities of Word.

This tip provides three ways to open the Hyperlink menu and have the hyperlink information prefilled for you.

When you add a hyperlink to a document, you can later click that link to display whatever is linked to. Beginning in Word 2002, you had to Ctrl+Click to follow the link, and a message was displayed to that effect whenever you put the mouse pointer over the link. If you want to get rid of that message, you can do so by applying the techniques discussed in this tip.

Word allows you to create hyperlinks in a document. These hyperlinks can go to a Web site or some other resource, such as an Excel workbook. How to open a specific worksheet (or go to a specific cell) in the workbook can be a little bit baffling, at least until you discover the techniques in this tip.

A solution to Hyperlinking closing your Word document in Word 97.

Word 2000 and later has a hard to find option for retaining proper hyperlinks.