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Essentially what it boils down to is that Word can actually translate a sort of 'code' into your hyperlinks, much like Excel translates a formula into meaningful data. I looked this up in the built-in Help files on my Mac running Office 2011. I believe your solution lies in a feature called 'Field Codes'.

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