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replyReply Wed 8 Apr 2009, 11:49Delegate Christine said...

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Can you attach a word document in a word document, for example I wrote a sentence asked them to refer to the attach document and the word icon doc is next to the sentence. can this be done without the document being open.

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replyReply Wed 8 Apr 2009, 13:44Trainer Amanda said...

RE: Microsoft word

Hello Christine

Thank you for your question.

You can create a hyperlink that will open the other document when the link is clicked, however this will only work OK if the person clicking on the link has access to the place where the document you have linked to is saved.

You don't have to have the document you are linking to open in order to create the link.

To create the link:
1. Select the word/s or object you want the person to click in order to access the other Word document.
2. Use Ctrl+K to open the Insert Hyperlink dialogue box (or go to Insert - Hyperlink).
3. Ensure Existing File or Web page is selected as the option on the left hand side (under Link to)
4. Use the Browse in dropdown arrow to navigate to and select the document you wish to link to.
5. Click OK.

I hope this helps.

Kind regards
Amanda

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