Microsoft Publisher - Unwanted Hyperlink to Home page

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Unwanted Hyperlink to Home page

JerryA

2007-01-27, 10:40 pm

I'm using Publisher 2003. On the Web Preview Page, each of my Page Headings
is preceded with an underlined #, which is a hyperlink to the Home Page. How
can I get rid of the #; I don't want a link to the home page via each Page
Heading since the Navigation Bar is already doing that.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Jerry

DavidF

2007-01-27, 10:40 pm

Does the hyperlink show in the Publisher document before you do the web
preview? Please don't be insulted, but have you tried deleting it? If this
doesn't do it, please explain using other words with more detail, and we'll
try again.

DavidF

"JerryA" <JerryA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9D4ED8F9-82E7-4007-B792-80E77F9370F1@microsoft.com...
> I'm using Publisher 2003. On the Web Preview Page, each of my Page
> Headings
> is preceded with an underlined #, which is a hyperlink to the Home Page.
> How
> can I get rid of the #; I don't want a link to the home page via each Page
> Heading since the Navigation Bar is already doing that.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks.
> Jerry

g7nomie

2007-01-30, 9:40 am

I understand, the same thing has happened with me. I'm sorry I don't know how
to amend it as like you I'm hoping someone will offer "us" some advice. For
me the # is only shown when previewing the page but whilst editing the page
nothing extras is shown. Please help..................

"JerryA" wrote:

> I'm using Publisher 2003. On the Web Preview Page, each of my Page Headings
> is preceded with an underlined #, which is a hyperlink to the Home Page. How
> can I get rid of the #; I don't want a link to the home page via each Page
> Heading since the Navigation Bar is already doing that.
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks.
> Jerry

JerryA

2007-01-30, 9:40 am

DavidF
I finally discovered that I could delete the unwanted character. I noted a
very small dot (smaller than a period) on the design page; when I deleted
that from the design page, the # disappeared in the published preview page.
The # did not appear on the design page. Thanks for your help.
Best regards,
Jerry
"DavidF" wrote:

> Does the hyperlink show in the Publisher document before you do the web
> preview? Please don't be insulted, but have you tried deleting it? If this
> doesn't do it, please explain using other words with more detail, and we'll
> try again.
>
> DavidF
>
> "JerryA" <JerryA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:9D4ED8F9-82E7-4007-B792-80E77F9370F1@microsoft.com...
>
>
>

g7nomie

2007-01-30, 9:40 am

I deleted the dot but then found the link didn't work. I really don't know
what I'm doining I'm so stressed.................

"JerryA" wrote:
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> DavidF
> I finally discovered that I could delete the unwanted character. I noted a
> very small dot (smaller than a period) on the design page; when I deleted
> that from the design page, the # disappeared in the published preview page.
> The # did not appear on the design page. Thanks for your help.
> Best regards,
> Jerry
> "DavidF" wrote:
>

Mike Koewler

2007-01-30, 9:40 am

When in doubt, click on View/source. Use F4 (find) and enter #. That
should give you an idea where on the page it is (you might also have
success using this in the Pub file).

Mike

g7nomie wrote:[color=darkred]
> I understand, the same thing has happened with me. I'm sorry I don't know how
> to amend it as like you I'm hoping someone will offer "us" some advice. For
> me the # is only shown when previewing the page but whilst editing the page
> nothing extras is shown. Please help..................
>
> "JerryA" wrote:
>
>