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Open Office PDF Linking Question

by Mark Brian
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When exporting an Open Office Writer document to PDF, is there a way to change the hyperlink's color by default to blue just like this because currently the default is dark purple. Is there a way to modify it so it affects the whole document rather than manually changing the color of the hyperlinks one by one?
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  • Profile picture of the author TheNightOwl
    Heya Mark

    I think most of the time (most, don't know why not all) the default is a blue link, but once you click on it, it turns to purple. So the best way to test your links is to NOT touch them in the OpenOffice document, but rather to convert to pdf (even if it's unfinished; you can, of course, overwrite it later) and test your links from within the pdf.

    i don't know if there's a way to set the attributes for all links. There might be. Did you go through the "Help" files?

    I normally end up highlighting the hypertexted areas and just changing toe font colour manually from the little drop-down palette.

    Not sure that helps, I'm afraid, but that's all I know about the pesky problem you mention.

    Best,
    TheNightOwl
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Brian
    Thanks TheNightOwl, I don't think there's actually a way to it, I ended up still manually changing colors of each links
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