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I am new to LaTeX and I managed to add references to a document with natbib however when I preview it, the reference colour in the brackets appears to be in green colour. Everything else is fine. Would it still be green when I print it out? Or is this just a convenient built-in feature? How can I make it into black either way if I find this annoying? I am attaching a picture to show u what I mean.

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Maarten Dhondt
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  • Try \hypersetup{hidelinks} in your preamble. – Johannes_B Jun 02 '15 at 16:14
  • Can't work out whether or not the "thank you so much" comment is joking. As much as I dislike ms word, and like LaTeX, arcane settings from hyperref are not exactly intuitive -- unless you spend far too much time on this site! :) –  Jun 02 '15 at 16:36
  • If you want to keep other colors, the more specific option citecolor is what you want to change. See the hyperref manual, section 3, for more information. I like to just make the colors darker this way; the color-coding does help me. If you make the colors dark enough, they won't be easily-noticed when printed. – Sean Allred Jun 02 '15 at 17:07

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