"VERY URGENT" How to use Hyperlink in MSword document.?

Question

Please its very urgent. I wanted to know how to use HYPERLINK in MSword document. we are making one Agreement (one book) we are using three heading 3 (i think levels) My boss to told me to use hyperlink. i don't know how to use it. Please tell me how to use hyperlink in msword (example: In table of contents if we click any one heading, automaticly its goes to that particular para) tell me any one or send any weblinks (tell me very details) its very urgent.

Answer 1

it's easy. click on instert > hyperlink in the top box, type in what you want the link to say. in the bottom box, type in the url

Answer 2

Word already has the ability to create a table of contents with hyperlinks and can be based on either styles or manual markings.



However, I'm guessing that you just want to add something in a hurry, so what you will need to do first is go through your document and add bookmarks. Each bookmark will need a unique name.



You will use the bookmark as a reference in your hyperlink instead of say a URL. Select the text to bookmark and, on the menu, go to 'insert, bookmark,' and give it a name.



After creating the bookmarks, go to the table of contents and select the text you want to hyperlink. On the menu, go to 'insert, hyperlink.' On the hyperlink box, click the bookmark button and choose the correct bookmark.

Answer 3

The long answer would take too long...you use bookmarks and hyperlink (highlight the word or sentence you want to "click" on and right click...go to hyperlink)...the fastest way to learn to do this is pull up the help file and type in "hyperlinks within documents" and then go to the selection that says "insert a hyperlink within a current document" or something like that...after you do it a couple of times, it will get easier...Good luck. Now get to work!

Answer 4

To see how to use hyperlinks the way you want, you will need to consult the built-in Help function of MS Word. You want to link from one point within a document to another point within the same document, and Help tells you how to do this.



In MS Word, Just click Help, search for the word hyperlink, click to read the topic Create a Hyperlink, click on the sub-topic "A location in the same document or Web page".



The link below should take you to the help section in MS's online Help (for MS Word 2003), but you will probably need to consult other topics (such as "bookmarks") so you need to become familiar with how to use both the built-in and the online help provided by Microsoft.

Answer 5

1.Type the document.

2.In the text, AT THE SPOT TO WHICH YOU WANT TO JUMP, Insert, Bookmark

3.Give the bookmark a name (example, No1 — begin with a letter, no spaces)

4.Click Add, o.k.





5.Position the cursor to the place to which you want to link (next to the heading)

6.Insert, Hyperlink, Bookmark (you will see a list of bookmarks)

7.Click the bookmark you want —

8.the name of the bookmark will display ( in color and underlined – as “No1)



When finished, you can go back and reformat the colored bookmarks so they won’t be so obvious. Select the bookmark, change the font size to 8, color black.