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ReplyWed 22 Nov 2006, 17:04Delegate Lynne said...

Hyperlink question

What is a quick way to create a hyperlink?

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ReplyThu 23 Nov 2006, 10:12Trainer Orok said...

RE: Hyperlink question

Hi Lynne,

A quick way to create a hyperlink is to place yor cursor where you wish to insert the link. Then, with a right mouse click, select Hyperlink.

Firstly you must provide the text that you wish to display in Word in the Text to Display box

Secondly, you may wish provide a Screen Tip. That is, a text that displays when a user hovers their mouse over the hyperlink.

Finally, choose from the left, what to link to. Either (a) an Existing File or Web Page, (b) a place in the existing document, (c) a new document or (d) an email address. Provide the relevant info on each occasion

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