How to change hyperlink destinations

Hi, I would like to have a different setting for the
hyperlink destination for two layouts. For one layout I want the
links to open in a new window; for the other layout I want the
links to open in the same window. Is there a way I can change the
link destinations for the entire project; or is the only option
change each link individually? Thanks, Becky

From what I can work out you have two options - well three if
you include amending the links individually. My favoured method
would be to have two links and use build tags for each one and
assign these to your layouts. The other method would be use a find
and replace tool (e.g.
FAR. You can go into the
truecode to see the syntax required to be found and replaced. But
before you do anything with a find and replace tool, take a backup
of your project.

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<
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