I have posted the following question in a few other places on here as I didn't know how to start a new thread - a helpful person has clarified this for me and if anyone can help me with the following then I would be so grateful. I think it is wrong that a scheme should have that much control over a document if there is indeed no way to turn it off. Or at least to get a work around for letting me use different colored hyperlinks. So I am hoping I can just find a way to remove color scheming from my document completely. Sure, it may be useful to change on the fly, but it is not something I need or desire.

I set the colors I want in my design and when I create them in my pallete. Some quick googling and I found a thread mentioning to change the color of Color #6 in the Scheme Manager and sure enough that worked.īut what about other hyperlinks which I do not wish to be that color? I don't see any way to get around that.įrankly I don't understand the purpose of color schemes and the way they are apparently hard-linked to how certain things will appear. But when I actually apply a hyperlink my text color turned grey-ish and could not be overridden - at all. Well that's all good when applying to the plain text beforehand. I just experimented with using my first hyperlink, and applying a character style for it, which manages the font, color, etc.

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