Hyperlinked text - how to change appearance

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Jane Here

On my web page I have a number of links that are blue and underlined.

I want one link to look the same as the text next to it.

Example: Click here for more information.

The word "here" is a hyperlink, but I don't want it to look like a link.
Instead it should look just like the non-hyperlinked words next to it. All
other hyperlinked text on the page should behave normally.

Can I do this?
 
IMHO, if a link looks like the rest of the text, many will get confused and
not know what or where to click.
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| | > On my web page I have a number of links that are blue and underlined.
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| > I want one link to look the same as the text next to it.
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| > Example: Click here for more information.
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| > The word "here" is a hyperlink, but I don't want it to look like a link.
| > Instead it should look just like the non-hyperlinked words next to it.
All
| > other hyperlinked text on the page should behave normally.
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| > Can I do this?
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Personally I wouldn't do that, I hate having to hunt for links on a site,
you have to make it stand out somehow.
 
I want one link to look the same as the text next to it.

This sounds very much like a PHB request.

Damn the usability, I want consistency!!!!

Bob Lehmann
 
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