How to Paste a Link From a Web Page to Word
Copying contents from a web page to Microsoft Word can save time. At times, you may want to save a link from the address bar or within a web page so you can refer to it in your document. You can copy the text link, along with its hyperlink, so you can load the web page directly from Word. You can also copy just the link location, so only the hyperlink displays in Word.
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Instructions
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Copying the Link Location
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Right-click on the link you want to copy. Select "Copy Location" from the list of options.
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Open a new or existing document in Word and go to the area of Word where you want the link to appear.
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Right-click and select "Paste." The actual link will be pasted on your page. Press the "Enter" key or spacebar to make the link active, so you can load the web page from Microsoft Word.
Copying the Text and Hyperlink
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Select the text containing the link you want to copy (on the web page). Right-click on it and choose "Copy" from the pop-up menu.
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Open the Word document you want to place the link in.
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Place your cursor where you want the text link to go. Right-click and select "Paste." The text and its hyperlink will be added to Word.
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