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Inserting hyperlinks - Publisher Tutorial
From the course: Publisher 2010 Essential Training
Inserting hyperlinks
If you do plan on creating web versions of your publications that will be viewed online, perhaps on a web page, you might want to make it active, in other words create links on the page that will take people to other web pages or open up files or send e-mails, for example. These are called hyperlinks, and they are easily inserted into a publication. We're going to use this version of our science fair publication, called ScienceFair2. We're going to zoom in to the bottom section here, where we do have a web site as well as an e-mail address. So you may have the text here already, like we do, where you can click and drag over it, or you can type it in, and then to create the hyperlink, you just go to the Inserts tab on the Ribbon and in the Links group, click Hyperlink. Now, there are many options for a hyperlink. It could take you to an existing file or another web page, another place in the current document, it could create a new document, and there's the e-mail address option we're…
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