Please tell me how to do this... A sure ten points if it works?

Question

Well, suppose I have a link, like, perhaps http://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=Agu4A2TOyVFMZ.BCtBoD5fvzy6IX?link=ask&menu=396546
Now, I see in some places, some people copy the link and type 'here'
and if we click on that, goes straight to the link. Can anyone tell me how to do this?

Of course I won't forget the ten points.

Answer 1

The code for changing the text of a link is done in HTML. It is set up like this. CLICK HERE The portion between the > and before the is what displays on the page.


Visit w3.org for more detail

Answer 2

At the top of the IE page, at the address bar. You left click on the address in the address bar. Then right click on it again, and select "copy".

And put that link where ever you want it, by then hovering your arrow key where you wish the link to be, and right click and hit "paste".

That makes it a straight link that is completely workable, unless that site closes the link for some reason.

Hope this helps.

Answer 3

well you did it yourself and didnt even know it. In this yahoo its automatic. when you cut and paste a link it becomes a hyper link Or if you are typing in microsoft word it will make it a clickible link. Its called hyperlink. On some BBS's tho you will need to click on the editing icon to post a hyper link. Its really easy actually

Answer 4

when you type your link, eg www.yahoo.com in a word document it appears as a hyperlink once you press the spacebar to go to the next word. That's the blue writing with the underline under it. Next right click on the hyperlink and go to 'edit hyperlink'. In the box that opens up the top they have 'Text to display' in the box next to it type 'here'. Click 'OK' and where www.yahoo.com was will be a hyperlink saying 'here'.
Follow the instructions and best of luck.

Answer 5

When you paste an address with http or www.blank.com, the link automatically appears when you click submit.

Answer 6

okay, if u are chatting, there is a place for inserting a hyperlink
just highlight the name "here" and then go to insert hyperlink
and type the real link
now am waititng for my 10 pts

Answer 7

I'm pretty sure they are using HTML code.

Here is how you do it: type in < a h r e f src = "http://www.website name.com" > here.

But of course you would get rid of all the uneccesary spaces that I put in.

Answer 8

You just did do it, genius. Highlight whatever you're trying to copy, right click and scroll down to "copy," click "copy," then click on whatever your trying to paste it to and right click, scroll down and click "paste!"

Answer 9

By using HTML coding.

Yahell

Answer 10

Damn I just lost 10 points, Oh well 2 POINTS!!! :)