Most web pages have links to other documents or sites. One can add these links to a Word document.
If the document (pdf, Word, or web page) is in your postedfiles folder, you can link it with just the file name. (Make sure the three letter extension is included.) Otherwise you need to put in the chain of folders. The idea is to put them all in the same folder.
1) Highlight the text that you want linked.
2) Select the Hyperlink icon. (You might need to show more icons to find it)
3) Type in the name of the file (or click on the file and it should pop in place)
Click OK. You are done.
Using any web browser, find the site that you wish to use and highlight the address.
Copy it [Ctrl C (Windows), Open-Apple C (Macintosh)]
Switch to your Word document
1) Highlight the text that you wish to use as a link.
2) Click on the Hyperlink tool (you might need to show more tool icons to find it)
3) Paste in the link [Ctrl V (Windows), Open-Apple V (Macintosh)]
Close the dialog box. You are done.
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