how do I write an internet address so that someone can just click on it and go there?

Question

I have Windows XP and I think I should be able to do this but I never found out how even though it is a common thing for a lot of people. Usually the web adress is written in blue and is an active link. Can someone who has done this inform me on the matter, thanks. I am a slow learner when it comes to computers.

nevadakaraoke.com

to post a website address here as part of an answer does it have to be in Word first then moved to this location or not? I'm still trying to get it to work and have not tried all the suggested answers but I'm working on it.

Answer 1

When composing a mail all u have to do is for eg. www.nevadakaraoke.com and when u type it in a web browser for eg. if ur using IE or Firefox just type nevadakaraoke and press ctrl+enter and the page gets loaded it takes the rest automatically when u see in the browser then u'll find the full web address which will be something like this http://www.nevadakaraoke.com/ This is ur page.......Crtl + enter keys are used for any web site ending with a dot com and the dot net sites open with shift enter .org web domain opens when u press enter key itself........u'll be a master in no time don't worry just follow the instructions properly.

If incase u don't want to keep typing the full web adresses in ur emails then all u have to do is save all the web addresses in a text file and just copy paste the links in ur email it shud be quite convenient and time saving :d hope this helped and sure shud help. Cheers I am a slow learner too but now a pro at all this there was a time when i was near tears outta frustration for not understanding some computer things lol. It gets good when u try ;-)

Answer 2

You mean, like, on a website?
Basic html code: put the blue words here
If it's in an email, or Word or something, just make sure you put the http:// at the beginning, and Windows should do all the work for you.

Answer 3

If you are creating a website and writing an HTML page, you would use:

www.thelink.com

If you are sending an e-mail:

Emails should automatically change anything with "www.something.com" into a link. If it doesn't, try writing the entire link; "http://www.something.com"

Web addresses are only "written in blue" on websites or e-mail. So I assume you are using one of these things. If not, please clarify.

Hope this helps.

Answer 4

All you have to do is go to microsoft word then write down the address then highlight the address right click then hyperlink then go on the address ,(put your mouse over it and press CTRL and click and its up

Answer 5

Hi Ernesto,

Write the address in Word. Right click and select "Hyperlink". You can name the link in the open box. Now right click and copy it by using CTRL-C. You can then paste it wherever you want it by hitting CTRL-V

Norm

Answer 6

attempt it at information superhighway Explorer 6.0. Then, you are able to push "Zip code button". Many Korean website nevertheless do no longer artwork at different browser, like Firefox, Google Chrome, etc.. information superhighway Explorer is a ought to to pass to Korean website. i exploit no longer in basic terms Firefox, yet in addition I put in IE tab.

Answer 7

iF U WRITE AN EMAIL ADDRESS, OR A WEBSITE (.COM) OR .NET, THEN IT WILL AUTOMATICALLY , CONVERT INTO A HYPERLINK, SO ALL THE PERSON HAS TO DO IS TO CLICK ON IT, AND HE OR SHE WILL GO DIRECTLY TO THE LINK.

Answer 8

always start with

www.____________.com

then press enter.

Your email address should be on blue fonts and underlined.

Answer 9

Do it like this in your email perhaps.

Yahoo

Answer 10

http://yahoo.com just like that. try it, it works