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Managing Your Website
Working with Word Documents and PDF Files
A bookmark is a link to a different part of the same page. It is often used
in very long pages such as pages containing a glossary of terms or definitions.
Follow these simple step-by-step instructions for working with bookmarks using
MS Frontpage.
| 1. Open File |
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In MS Frontpage 2003, open the file you'd like to add a bookmark to.
This example uses a test page.
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| 2. Create Bookmark |
| Highlight the text you want the bookmark to be placed. This is where
users will jump to when they click on a link to the bookmark. In this
case, it'll be the term definitions. We'll start with Definition for
Term 1. Then, click Insert > Bookmark. This will open a bookmark box
with a suggested bookmark name. You can accept the name and click OK.
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| 3. Create Link |
| Now, highlight the text you want to create into a link. Then, right
click and click "Hyperlink". When users click on this link, they will
jump to the bookmark.
You will then see the Insert Hyperlink box. Click on the Bookmark
button. This will open the Bookmark box. Click on the bookmark name we
just created and click OK.
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| 8. Save Your Changes / Upload to The Web |
| Click File > Save to save your changes.
If you're editing your files directly on web, your changes are
instantly shown online.
If you're editing your files locally, you'll need to upload your
files to the web for the public to see the changes.
To learn more about putting your files on the web, see our
tutorials. |
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