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- 1. CREATING A WEB PAGE USING MICROSOFT WORD TO CREATE A HOME PAGE: 1. Open Word (Click Start, All Programs, Microsoft Word). 2. Click File > Save as> Browse Location/Folder where to be saved > Single File Webpage 3. Type the File Name and type the Page Title, click OK. 4. You will see now that the page doesn't look like a normal Word document - you are now in web layout mode. 5. You can begin typing, insert hyperlink and add page color, etc. 6. To EDIT your webpage, open it with Microsoft Word, because you cannot edit it when it is opened in your browser. (Go to the file, right click and “Open With” - > Word)
- 2. INSERT HYPERLINK WITH MICROSOFT WORD, IT’S EASY TO ADD A HYPERLINK IN A DOCUMENT. Linking to Another Document or Website 1. Select the text or image that you want to turn into a link. You can turn any text or image in your document into a link. Highlight the text or click the image that you want to convert into a hyperlink. 2. Highlight/Select the text you want to use as a link 3. Go to Insert > Links > Link (or right click the text and select Link) 4. Select Existing File or Web Page from the left panel. More options will appear in the right panel. 5. Click OK to create your hyperlink HOW TO EDIT HYPERLINKS You can edit a hyperlink in the same way as you would any text in a document: simply place the cursor in the hyperlinked text and type. Alternatively, if you right click the link you can select Edit Hyperlink. In the window that opens, you can then change both: The text that will be used for the hyperlink The destination of the link (i.e., file path or URL) If you then click OK when you’re done, the link will be updated automatically. LINKING TO A BLANK EMAIL MESSAGE 1. Select the text or click the image you want to turn into an email link. You can use any text or image in your document. 2. Go to Insert > Link (or right click the text and select Link) This opens the Insert Hyperlink window. You can also get to this menu by clicking the Insert tab and then clicking the Link button in the toolbar.