MICROSOFT WORD - CHANGING THE COLOUR OF HYPERLINKS

As created and built with the software, Hyperlinks in Microsoft word are usually blue in colour.. To determine a hyperlink simply type an email address in word and give a space you will notice that text changing from its original colour (usually black) to blue.. I have wondered if changing this annoying blue colour can be possible, i wanna use my colour black as my hyperlink.. After studying the program carefully, I came to notice that i can remove the blue colour, thereby modifying the Hyperlink and its style.

All you have to do is to present a hyperlink by typing an email address, after typing the email address, highlight the text, and then click on the arrow next to style.. (the circled part of the image), under that menu we have style set, colour and font, select colour and click on a desired colour and your hyperlink colour is changed....

In the case of the modifying aspect simply Highlight the hyperlink , click on Font , Under then click on Font Colour, choose the colour you would like to apply to it but if you prefer blue its not a sin to leave it the way it was. Apart from that you can also decide to use the underline feature either by doubling the underline or selecting an underline that is best suitable for your usage...

Click OK twice to get back to your document.
In spite of what you saw in the Modify Style dialogue box, it is quite impossible for a user to tell Word to format or edit or customise hyperlinks with a different text colour and underline.