I pasted in several URLs at one time into Writer, for example:
https://blah.blah.com/112021.html
https://blah.blah.com/112022.html
Only the last one is automatically converted to a hyperlink. I would like all to be hyperlinks. Is there a setting to do so automatically?
I Just pasted it from here into a new Writer document by usage Paste Special feature, and it works for me.
My âpaste specialâ is different. I only have one choice, which is âunformatted textâ. Is there a way to control what it considers âspecialâ?
I have Libreoffice 7.2.1.2 (x64)
Let me clarify⌠I had edited in Notepad to create several URLs which are similar. Then I copy all of those and try to paste into LibreOffice. Since the clipboard has unformatted text, I do not have an option of HTML when I do a paste special.
When I paste in unformatted text, it automatically converts the last URL to be a hyperlink, but does convert all of them. I think it should convert all URLs.
If I create multiple hyperlinks in LibreOffice then copy them and then also paste special, it works correctly.
I tested it in my LO 6.1.6 and in LO 7.2.1 portable, by usage the Menu, the Context menu, and the Shift-Ctrl-V.
And all versions and input types work for me.
I just copied the links from this web page in my FireFox browser.
And what âLine end/Paragraph endâ characters are in the source file?
Can you upload an original source file of your hyperlinks here?
After you paste from Notepad, select the pasted internet addresses and click Tools > AutoCorrect > Apply. Cheers, Al
I think that this is a correct answer.
Works if style is Default Paragraph Style.
Good point, thanks for the reminder. It is too easy to forget that it has to be in Default Paragraph Style. It is another just one step to apply that style.
The good news is that when you press Apply it changes paragraph style to Text Body too; well, it does for me. Cheers, Al
