LINK 1 word to another in a different page

[DanceMan]

Does anyone know how to link from a word on say a Bio page to a word or
paragraph on a resume page? There seems no way to do it with this program
without linking to the entire page...Thanks

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

It's called a "bookmark". Information is in the help files, under bookmark,
or hyperlinks.
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| Does anyone know how to link from a word on say a Bio page to a word or
| paragraph on a resume page? There seems no way to do it with this program
| without linking to the entire page...Thanks
|
|

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

It called a bookmark, see help.

However you are still linking to a page, but directly to a specific point on the page. The entire
page will be available to the user it they choose to scroll.

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[DanceMan]

Yes I read about the bookmark but it will only let me do that on the same
page, not on a different page. I tried everything but cant get it to jump.
When the bookmark is made, it will only be available on that same page to
link.

Microsoft Help isn't any help unfortunately

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Create the bookmark on the page, then save the page, but leave it open, then open the other page
where you want create the link to the bookmark, select the link text/image, right click, hyperlink
properties, select the page with the bookmark, then you should see a drop down menu with the
available bookmark for the page you have selected to link to.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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[DanceMan]

VERY GOOD TOM...IT WORKED...TOOK ME A MINUTE TO FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU MEANT
BUT I DID IT...THANKS!!!!

Create the bookmark on the page, then save the page, but leave it open, then open the other page
where you want create the link to the bookmark, select the link

text/image, right click, hyperlink