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Hi everyone
After looking through the different forum categories for quite a while I'm unsure where to place this question. So as to not put it in a totally wrong place I am inserting it here in the Break Room and hope a mod can move it if required.
I use OpenOffice Writer for opening/editing text, .doc documents, etc. However I have a long list of domains that are in a .txt file along with other text. Unfortunately each domain is listed as domain.com instead of www.domain.com which means they are not hyperlinked in OpenOffice Writer. I can use the replace/find to add a www. to the start of each but this still means I have to manually put a space or enter after each domain for it to hyperlink. Does anyone know of an automatic way of doing this? Do I have to buy Microsoft Office as I seem to remember it automatically hyperlinking?
I hope I'm making sense. Basically I want a way to automatically hyperlink any domains in text files withough having to manually space or enter after each one.
Rep & NP$ for any answer that solves my problem.
After looking through the different forum categories for quite a while I'm unsure where to place this question. So as to not put it in a totally wrong place I am inserting it here in the Break Room and hope a mod can move it if required.
I use OpenOffice Writer for opening/editing text, .doc documents, etc. However I have a long list of domains that are in a .txt file along with other text. Unfortunately each domain is listed as domain.com instead of www.domain.com which means they are not hyperlinked in OpenOffice Writer. I can use the replace/find to add a www. to the start of each but this still means I have to manually put a space or enter after each domain for it to hyperlink. Does anyone know of an automatic way of doing this? Do I have to buy Microsoft Office as I seem to remember it automatically hyperlinking?
I hope I'm making sense. Basically I want a way to automatically hyperlink any domains in text files withough having to manually space or enter after each one.
Rep & NP$ for any answer that solves my problem.







