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Putting 'links' into emails/web sites?
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From a PC dinosaur !! , how do I put 'links' into emails, or like the 'informed' ones do on this site. I know it was explained after a previous question some time ago ,but I really did not understand it. In simple terms please. Any help really appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If you want a single word/phrase to be the link, for example 'Click here', where the 'here' is the link here's how to do it-
1. Type the word(s)
2. Highlight the part you want to be a link
3. Right click on the highlighted word
4. Choose 'Hyperlink' from the drop down menu
5. Type in the address of the website you want a link to in the address part near the bottom of the window.
6. Click OK
Hope this helps.
1. Type the word(s)
2. Highlight the part you want to be a link
3. Right click on the highlighted word
4. Choose 'Hyperlink' from the drop down menu
5. Type in the address of the website you want a link to in the address part near the bottom of the window.
6. Click OK
Hope this helps.
Easier way. Double click on the website address in the address box at the top of your screen. This will highlight the address.
Right click on your mouse. Select COPY.
To insert the address into an email/Answerbank answer just right click on your mouse and select PASTE.
Try it.
e.g. http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Technology/Inte rnet/Question793988.html
Right click on your mouse. Select COPY.
To insert the address into an email/Answerbank answer just right click on your mouse and select PASTE.
Try it.
e.g. http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Technology/Inte rnet/Question793988.html
Puzzle
Take your mouse
Hover over the address line above (or any web page address)
Left click - it is now highlighted
Right click - and move down to copy and left click
Go to where you want to put this
Right click - and move down to paste and left click
Done
This is what others have said but wanted to try to make it even simpler maybe.
Take your mouse
Hover over the address line above (or any web page address)
Left click - it is now highlighted
Right click - and move down to copy and left click
Go to where you want to put this
Right click - and move down to paste and left click
Done
This is what others have said but wanted to try to make it even simpler maybe.
Just try it now -
Start a reply to your own question,
Double click on the address bar (www. answerbank....) to highlight the address ,
Right click on your mouse and select COPY (which will copy the address onto your clipboard),
Then in the reply box you need to right click on your mouse and select PASTE to paste the address into your reply.
Try it now. Once done, try doing it with an email. Once you've done a couple you'll not forget how to do it.
Start a reply to your own question,
Double click on the address bar (www. answerbank....) to highlight the address ,
Right click on your mouse and select COPY (which will copy the address onto your clipboard),
Then in the reply box you need to right click on your mouse and select PASTE to paste the address into your reply.
Try it now. Once done, try doing it with an email. Once you've done a couple you'll not forget how to do it.
I've done a set of instructions ... follow the link - see if it helps (you might need to click on the image to see it full size)
http://i29.tinypic.com/27ysepc.jpg
http://i29.tinypic.com/27ysepc.jpg
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