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AMysticWeb
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Hi thesarbe,
Well, not exactly sure what you mean.
Generally, a hyperlink would be created on text or graphics.
With text, highlight it, right click and select Hyperlink.
With an image, simply right click and select Hyperlink.
Also with an image, you could right click the image, go to picture Hot Spots and create a small section of the image for a hyperlink. You would find this option in the FP picture toolbar.
Now, these could both be done with invisible text matching background color and with an invisible gif.
Naturally, users tend to look for hyperlinks in normal places.
Hope I have been of some help,
Micheal Smith
FrontPage Form Tutorials & Form Script Examples
Well, not exactly sure what you mean.
Generally, a hyperlink would be created on text or graphics.
With text, highlight it, right click and select Hyperlink.
With an image, simply right click and select Hyperlink.
Also with an image, you could right click the image, go to picture Hot Spots and create a small section of the image for a hyperlink. You would find this option in the FP picture toolbar.
Now, these could both be done with invisible text matching background color and with an invisible gif.
Naturally, users tend to look for hyperlinks in normal places.
Hope I have been of some help,
Micheal Smith
FrontPage Form Tutorials & Form Script Examples
Gareth1978
IS-IT--Management
Go to the point in the page you want the link to go to.
Click on insert and then bookmark
Give it a name (this isn't visible) and click on add
When you go to create the hyperlink select the 'place in this document' option and select the bookmark you created.
Hope this is what you wanted.
**One day, I will find a question that no one else has answered........and will also know the answer to it ! **
Click on insert and then bookmark
Give it a name (this isn't visible) and click on add
When you go to create the hyperlink select the 'place in this document' option and select the bookmark you created.
Hope this is what you wanted.
**One day, I will find a question that no one else has answered........and will also know the answer to it ! **
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