Set Default Hyperlink Color

How can I set a different default color for hyperlinks in Pages?
My company's style sheet dictates a particular color for hyperlinks; I'd like to be able to set that once rather than having to manually set the color each time.

Kuro Rai wrote:
I know for a fact that there is a way to change the default colour of a hyperlink.
It doesn't work for me. I don't see a hyperlink style already set up, and while I can create one, it isn't used by default.
I produce a weekly newsletter that is mostly distributed on paper, and so printed in black and white. I also want to get rid of underlining. And every time, I add an email address or a URL I've got to manually select it, set the color to black and turn off underlining. The style really should be user controllable.

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- I want everyone nickname but mine in gray
- I want the join/quit text (... has joined/quit) in gray
- I want the mode (@, +, etc) in yellow
I tried to format the text according irssi site, but without luck.
For example tried this to change others nickname color:
pubmsgnick = "{msgnick %y$0%n %K$1%n-}";
pubnick = "%K$*%n";
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chanhost = "{nickhost %c$*%n}";
all without any luck. Also tried to put the format strings outside the curly braces, with the same result. I've been editing the config file for a while now, not sure what other information could you possibly need.
I know it's not a big deal, I stil can use the program with no hassle, but it would really be nice to set the colors like that, to help me distinguish between lines.
Thank you for reading, and sorry for my lousy english

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