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09-05-2020, 03:01 AM
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Formatting hyperlinks
Hi,
I'm sure this is one of those 'easy when you know how' questions, but: If I want to format individual hyperlinks within a document ( both in their visited and unvisited state ), as opposed to all hyperlinks in that document, what's the procedure? For example: I have a block of text which hyperlinks to a bookmark within the same document. While that link is unfollowed, I want the text to be, say, Arial Narrow, All Caps, Blue, Bold, 14pt font. When it's been followed, I want it to be, say, Arial Narrow, All Caps, Red, Bold, Italic, 14pt font. How do I set this in such a way as it only affects that one word / sentence / paragraph ( whichever ) and returns to it's default ( i.e. unfollowed ) formatting when the document is closed and re-opened? 
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