Print/export without hyperlinks

Darren Loechel

G'day All,

This is probably a dumb question, but I searched the help file, Wiki, and forums and can't find an option to print/export formatted text without creating hyperlinks. I use One Note to collate my research for a sermon series, and so typically export to Word, then copy the formatted text from Word into One Note. Copying to clipboard gives the text, but loses the formatting, while copying to a new Word document preserves the formatting but also includes heaps of hyperlinks. Within Word, you can remove an individual hyperlink, but can't highlight the entire selection and remove all (the option is greyed out when you right-click the selection). Creating an XPS preserves the formatting, but if the text is copied from the XPS then the formatting is lost.

Is there an option in Logos 6 to export the formatted text without hyperlinks?

Regards,

Darren (Adelaide, Australia)

Dave Hooton

Normal copy (Ctrl+C) and paste of the text seems the best. Paragraph spacing may be lost, but you still get paragraphs. Program Settings will determine if you copy footnotes or not.