Export from Passage List Without Verse Hyperlinks?
Does the desktop app allow me to export the contents of a passage list and paste it without the verse references formatted as hyperlinks? The print/export/copy to clipboard utility works great when I paste it into a document as a table. However, the hyperlinked verse reference shows up in a blue font which, when printed, makes the verse reference a little hard to read. I tried changing the Program Settings / Copy Citations / Hyperlink Copied Citations to "No", but that doesn't change the result. I also looked at the forum history on this question. There was a suggestion to paste from the clipboard into a plain text editor, and then into a word processing document. Unfortunately doing this strips out the table formatting.
Is there a different program setting that I need to change? Thank you!
Mike
Logos 10, 2024 M2 Macbook Air, Sonoma 14, < == > Obsidian
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I could not find a way to remove all hyperlinks in Word after selecting the column. Perhaps altering the font may clarify the hyperlinking.
Dave
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Dave Hooton said:
I could not find a way to remove all hyperlinks in Word after selecting the column.
I think Ctrl-Shift-F9 removes the hyperlinks from selected text.
(I've just tested on Mac with Cmd-Shift-F9 and it does remove the hyperlinks, can't check on Windows at the moment)
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Thank you both for looking into this. I've tried your suggestions of Ctrl-Shift-F9 and Cmd-Shift-F9 on my Macbook Air; neither option changes the formatting of the hyperlinked text. I wonder if the cause might be my Mac OS - I'm using a 2015 Macbook Air that runs Monterey 12.7.3. I think I will just take up Dave's suggestion and change the font formatting to make it more legible. It's easy to do.
Again, I appreciate your help!
Mike
Logos 10, 2024 M2 Macbook Air, Sonoma 14, < == > Obsidian
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Hi Mike
Michael Ransom said:I've tried your suggestions of Ctrl-Shift-F9 and Cmd-Shift-F9 on my Macbook Air; neither option changes the formatting of the hyperlinked text
Sorry - my comments above weren't clear.
The Cmd-Shift-F9 should remove the link - but it won't change the formatting.
But after removing the link you should be able to select all the resulting plain text and then remove the underline - which wasn't possible while the links were still in place.
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Graham: thanks for the follow-up. I will test those keyboard combinations.
Have a great day.Mike
Logos 10, 2024 M2 Macbook Air, Sonoma 14, < == > Obsidian
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Dave Hooton said:
I could not find a way to remove all hyperlinks in Word after selecting the column. Perhaps altering the font may clarify the hyperlinking.
Try this
- Hover over the first passage until you see a bold down arrow, then click
- it should select all passages as a column
- Home menu > Styles
- select the bottom option to embed the Styles panel
- Click Clear all at the top
- Hyperlink style should appear at the bottom
- Right click and select Delete Hyperlink...
- confirm Delete
- Voila!
Don't ask! The hyperlink style is deleted from the document but the passages are still hyperlinks.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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I tried this in Word today, and it works! I would never have thought to look at those parts of the MS Word menu structure. Thanks so much!
Mike
Logos 10, 2024 M2 Macbook Air, Sonoma 14, < == > Obsidian
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