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    Hyperlink: Mr. Arjune L. Pantallano Grade 11-ICT Adviser

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    Hyperlinks allow users to connect and navigate between documents and web pages. There are two main types of hyperlinks - anchor links that point to other parts of the same document, and inline links that point to external or remote files. To create a hyperlink, highlight the text to use as the link and select the Hyperlink option to browse and link to another file or web page. Linked text will be underlined and change color once created.

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    Hyperlink: Mr. Arjune L. Pantallano Grade 11-ICT Adviser

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    Hyperlinks allow users to connect and navigate between documents and web pages. There are two main types of hyperlinks - anchor links that point to other parts of the same document, and inline links that point to external or remote files. To create a hyperlink, highlight the text to use as the link and select the Hyperlink option to browse and link to another file or web page. Linked text will be underlined and change color once created.

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    Hyperlinks allow users to connect and navigate between documents and web pages. There are two main types of hyperlinks - anchor links that point to other parts of the same document, and inline links that point to external or remote files. To create a hyperlink, highlight the text to use as the link and select the Hyperlink option to browse and link to another file or web page. Linked text will be underlined and change color once created.

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    Hyperlink: Mr. Arjune L. Pantallano Grade 11-ICT Adviser

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    Ako-ang Batang Ekis
    Hyperlinks allow users to connect and navigate between documents and web pages. There are two main types of hyperlinks - anchor links that point to other parts of the same document, and inline links that point to external or remote files. To create a hyperlink, highlight the text to use as the link and select the Hyperlink option to browse and link to another file or web page. Linked text will be underlined and change color once created.

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    HYPERLINK

    Mr. Arjune L. Pantallano Grade 11-ICT Adviser


    Hyperlink
    • A reference to another file that is represented by a word, an
    image or any document element on a document processor.
    • The file referred to by the hyperlink can be accessed by clicking
    or hovering the cursor on the hyperlink itself.
    • Usually hyperlink texts are colored blue for distinction and
    noticeability.

    Source Code
    • A term used to describe a document that contains hyperlinked
    elements.
    2 Types of Hyperlink
    • Anchor Link
    A hyperlink that points to a portion of the same document. The
    contents are embedded in the same document but are located in
    some other location within the document.

    • Inline Link
    A hyperlink wherein content is located in other or remote files.
    The link searches for the path of the document before displaying
    it.
    The contents of this link is not embedded in the document.
    Hyperlink Utilization
    Hyperlinking in Word Processors
    Creating your file to be hyperlinked

    A.Start by writing your texts in the word


    processor.
    B.Highlight the word that you are targeting to
    set up a link.
    C.Then right-click on the highlighted link to
    access more options.
    D.Left-click on the Hyperlink option.
    Setting up linked file
    A.When the Insert Hyperlink window opens,
    browse the path of the file you want to
    link with the previous text.
    B.Highlight the selected text by left-clicking
    to it and pressing the OK button to select.
    Checking the Hyperlink
    A.Upon setting up the hyperlink, the selected
    text will change color and will be underlined.
    B.To follow the hyperlink, hover the cursor on
    the hyperlinked text. Then hold the CTRL
    button in the keyboard and left-click the
    hyperlink.
    Editing the hyperlink
    A.If you want to update the link, right-click
    on the linked text, and then select the Edit
    Hyperlink from the pop-up box.
    B.The same window will appear and you can
    readily edit the destination of the link.
    Linking with External Web sites

    A.In the left part of the Edit Link


    window, click Browse Pages.
    B.Select the Web site that you want
    to insert as a link.
    Hyperlink Utilization
    Hyperlinking in Presentations
    Creating you file to be hyperlinked

    A.Start by writing your texts in the presentation.


    B.Highlight the word that you are targeting to set
    up a link.
    C.Right on the highlighted link to open the
    options pop-up.
    D.Left-click on the Hyperlink Option.
    Setting up the Page
    A.When the Insert Hyperlink
    windows opens, click Place in this
    document.
    B.Highlight the slide title or slide
    number and press OK.
    Editing the Hyperlink

    A.If you want to update the link, right-click


    on the link and options will pop-up.
    B.Click on Edit Hyperlink. The Edit Hyperlink
    window will appear. You may now edit the
    destination of the link.

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