Pasting website text into Word: hyperlinks Thread poster: Natalya Zelikova
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I have to copy website text and paste it into Word to translate with Trados. When I paste it all the hyperlinks are displyed not as linked text, but as part of the code: (HYPERLINK "http://www...) (in curly brackets).
Which settings should I change to see them as linked text?
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Ralf Lemster 
Germany
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| Word is not an HTML editor... | Jul 6, 2005 |
...why don't you save the files as local HTML (preferably: get the 'real' HTML content from your customer...), and use TagEditor?
Best regards,
Ralf
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Natalya Zelikova
Poland
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Ralf Lemster wrote:
...why don't you save the files as local HTML (preferably: get the 'real' HTML content from your customer...), and use TagEditor?
Best regards,
Ralf
It's just a matter of convenience... I have no problems about this particular job (I can do it in TagEditor) but I already had two Word texts today, which contained hyperlinks, and I just don't like when they are displayed like this...
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| Unformatted text | Jul 6, 2005 |
You could use as well the Paste Special option on the Edit menu in Word and then choose "unformatted text" in order to copy your web pages without hyperlinks
Ciao
Valeria
Sorry I've misunderstood your post. Normally you have to select: Tools --> Options --> then you have to find a folder "View" and deselect the box with "Markup codes" (or something like this, i am not sure because i've office in italian:)
Paca!
[Edited at 2005-07-06 19:12]
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| Ralf is right but if you need it in Word | Jul 6, 2005 |
just create a new file and save it as html. Then you can paste inside any html code without problem...I hope
Rgds
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| just one clic | Jul 6, 2005 |
Natalya Zelikova wrote:
When I paste it all the hyperlinks are displyed not as linked text, but as part of the code: (HYPERLINK "http://www...) (in curly brackets).
Which settings should I change to see them as linked text?
ALT + F9
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Natalya Zelikova
Poland
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Toledo wrote:
ALT + F9
Amazingly! )
Thank you very much!
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Brandis (X)
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| processing .html in Word leads to other technical troubles | Jul 7, 2005 |
Hi! MS-Word has the habit of attaching native code whether you want or not while storing the processed .html file, and the file gets unbearably thick (bad for browsing... takes too much time for loading into a browser) your outsourcer may ask you (in my case he had rejected full project)to make them thin, as they were originally, which is next to impossible. Either you have DreamWeaver and load such processed and clean files again into it and reprocess them (some manual work is involved) A typic... See more Hi! MS-Word has the habit of attaching native code whether you want or not while storing the processed .html file, and the file gets unbearably thick (bad for browsing... takes too much time for loading into a browser) your outsourcer may ask you (in my case he had rejected full project)to make them thin, as they were originally, which is next to impossible. Either you have DreamWeaver and load such processed and clean files again into it and reprocess them (some manual work is involved) A typical matter of conveniece can to a chain of unwanted reactions. Just a piece of adv.
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Natalya Zelikova
Poland
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Brandis wrote:
Hi! MS-Word has the habit of attaching native code whether you want or not while storing the processed .html file, and the file gets unbearably thick (bad for browsing...
Rgds, Brandis
Thank you, Brandis,
Yes, I know this. Actually I just asked why my hyperlinks changed their appearance in a way I don't like.
I can work with html, so I just used this particular case to describe the problem I'd like to solve.
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