how to insert a hyperlink to a document?

Answer 1

In an HTML document (a web page) insert this into the document where you want the link to appear:
Link To Yahoo

Insert the text you wish to appear here.

for more examples, you can view the source of any webpage from most browsers. Usually, you can right click the page and choose "view source" or "view page source" and it will show you the code underneath.
If you search (CTRL + f) for the characters you can find all the link tags in the source code.

Here first:
http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_links.asp

Here after:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html

In Wiki type markup (like yahoo answers) you just type the complete address, and it makes a link for you, The complete address needs the- http:// before it to make it work. Most word processors work the same way.

Below in the source section I pasted in http://yahoo.com and as here, it made it a link.

Answer 2

In Word, choose the Insert menu and then select Hyperlink

Answer 3

go to any office document click on insert and last option is hyperlink click on that and u can insert the hyper link

Answer 4

. bypass to the factors first 2. go with the text fabric and click Insert -> Bookmark -> supply the call (as one, 2 or in spite of you prefer) 3. bypass to the placement from the place it would be referred. 4. go with the text fabric 5. Insert -> link (or in simple terms press CTRL + ok) 6. in the communication container, go with "place in this checklist" , on the final hand facet, under the bookmark go with the suited bookmark call Thats it! you're arranged. Press CTRL + click and it will leap to the factors!

Answer 5

In Word, you can usually jsut type an entire address (I.E. http://www.yahoo.com) wiht the http://www. part and it should automatically convert it to a hyperlink

Answer 6

type the url beginning with http://www. or just www.

Answer 7

please mention in which sofware are u working