Often while copying text from a webpage to a Word file, we see a number of hyperlinks get pasted into the document. You can always choose the Paste as Plain Text option but that might cause more harm than help. One may have to start formatting the text again in order to make the document look good. Although you can right click on the link and click on Remove Hyperlink but for many such links the process could be very time consuming. So here is a method to remove all hyperlinks from the selected text in one go.
1. Select the desired text portion or press Ctrl+A to select all text.
2. Now press Ctrl+Shift+F9 and all the annoying hyperlinks will magically vanish.
I'm sure this method will prove useful to you while copying text from the internet.
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