Turning Cross-References Blue in Word

[Evans, Diane L (Rosetta)]

>When I create a hyperlinked cross-reference, I want it blue and
underlined
>so that readers know it's a link in the resulting PDF file.

Styles, styles, styles...

Word has a "hyperlink" style.  Just change it to what you want.  Or,
create your own.

Tell us what version of Word you have, and I can be more specific.

Diane Evans
Requirements Analyst
ASQ CSQE
Rosetta Inpharmatics
206-802-6560


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