A current project has required a lot of COPY & PASTING from an MS Word document into OPUS - to save me from having to re-type everything. I am using the PASTE without formating feature because the font, text colors, underlining, and italics will be to a different standard in my version (vs what the original writer created). There are quite a few links to web pages which I was thinking I was going to have to enter into OPUS. It was going to take a lot of time.
By accident, I discovered an incredible feature of OPUS 6.0. By simply going to the last character after a URL, and entering a SPACE, OPUS automatically knows this is to be a link to that web page, so it creates a hyperlink. WOW. I can create 20 Internet hyperlinks in 20 seconds!!!!!
When you are typing into a Text Object, OPUS will also automatically create a hyperlink when you type a URL starting with www. This is a great product. I'm not sure if this is documented anywhere, but when you try it -- it will save you time and effort. Thanks DW!!!!
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