Hello,



I'm new to the forum (sorry, for my not-so-good English).

Besides the hyperlink-style that is used in the "normal-style" in the text body (default blue and underlined) I want to use another style for the hyperlinks (not underlined, greyish blue) that are used in another superior style, e.g. "caption-style" that I defined for the use for the captions of images.

How can I define two different hyperlink-styles that are related to two superior styles, "normal" and "caption"? With the aim that Word "recognizes" if I add a hyperlink in "normal" or "caption" style and automatically apply the correct hyperlink style.

Thanks in advance for your help.

You cannot. You can create your own custom Caption Hyperlink character style and apply it. Note that there will not be a corresponding "followed hyperlink" style for it. If the hyperlink is followed, the character style you applied after creating the hyperlink will remain applied.

You could create a macro that created a hyperlink and applied your style if you wanted.