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Creating Hypertext in Word

The document provides instructions for creating hyperlinks within a Word document to enhance understanding for readers. Key steps include identifying words or phrases to link, loading relevant websites in a browser, highlighting text to link and selecting Hyperlink to choose the target URL and open it in a new window. The process allows linking text to additional information sources without directing readers away from the original document.

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Creating Hypertext in Word

The document provides instructions for creating hyperlinks within a Word document to enhance understanding for readers. Key steps include identifying words or phrases to link, loading relevant websites in a browser, highlighting text to link and selecting Hyperlink to choose the target URL and open it in a new window. The process allows linking text to additional information sources without directing readers away from the original document.

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Creating Hypertext in Word

1. Open the final draft of your post up in word

2. Identify the words or phrases that would benefit the reader’s understanding if linked. If you are quoting a
source, referencing research, or need to define a word or concept, that would be a great place to start. You
can link to pictures and places where you got your ideas for your post. Mr. Smith has identified the
following places for hypertext in his persuasive post about Big Horn Sheep:

3. Load the websites you are going to link your identified words and phrases to in tabbed Explorer

4. Back in your Word document, Highlight the word you want to link, click the Insert tab, then select
Hyperlink
5. This will open a dialogue box where you can make sure you have the correct text to display and where you
can paste the URL of the site you want to link to.

6. The last, but important step is to click Target Frame and set the target frame to New window. This will
make sure that your reader is not directed completely away from your post, but will see your link
information in a new window.

7. Click OK on Set Target Frame and the Hyperlink dialogue box. Your selected word or phrase should now
appear in blue and underlined. Test it to make sure it works!

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