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Create the destination for your link.
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Set the destination or "anchor" for your
link by selecting a range of text or a graphic on a page (a), choose
New Anchor from the Hyperlinks palette pop-up menu (b), and name
the anchor to add it to the Hyperlinks palette (c). Repeat this step
for each page destination you'll be specifying.
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Establish the good working habit of adding all of the
destinations (anchors and URLs) for your links first. Then go through
the document and create sources (or links) for those destinations.
You can set many sources to point to one destination.
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Create the source of your link so that you can test the link in PageMaker.
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Go to the page containing the text or graphic that you
want to make the source of the link (a). Select the text or graphic,
and then click the Anchor button next to the anchor you created in
the Hyperlinks palette. Name the source to your link (b). To test
the link, click the Hand tool in the tool box (c). Any links you've
created appear with a blue outline around them. (This outline indicates
the links only when you're in Browse mode in PageMaker. When
links are exported to PDF files, they appear as you designed them
in PageMaker. In HTML, they adopt the Browser default link style.)
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You can link from your PageMaker document to any URL,
whether it's a path to a local file or to a location on the
Web. And you can add many URLs to your palette at once by importing
them from a file or from a location on the Web. Check the next step
for details.
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Set the destination for your link.
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Choose New URL, Import URL from File, or Import URL from
Web from the Hyperlinks palette pop-up menu (a).
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When you choose New URL, you type the complete URL in
the dialog box and it gets added to the Hyperlinks palette. Go to
the page that contains the source text or image (b). Select the source
and click the Anchor icon next to the destination URL in the Hyperlinks
palette. Name your source to complete the link.
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When you import URLs from a file or the Web, or drop
a link to them from a browser, all of the URL links from that HTML
page are added to your Hyperlinks palette.
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Tip: Use the Text tool, not the Pointer tool, to select
text to create sources or anchors. Use the Pointer tool to select
images for sources or anchors.
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