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MS Word Help really needed here.

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  • 25-03-2016 3:54pm
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    Greenmachine
    Registered Users Posts: 5,063 ✭✭✭


    Hi guys I am looking to reference or hyperlink within a document. Can I do this without creating a bibliography.

    So I have a document. Working on it as I speak. After a relevant piece of text I want it link to a particular reference for want of a better word at the bottom of the page. The page won't reference an actual book or website but it is important within the context of the document. I want something to behave in the same way as when I click the reference within a document say on Wikipedia. The linked text won't need to reference any actual external documents.


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    Bosh
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    What version of Word?


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    Greenmachine
    Registered Users Posts: 5,063 ✭✭✭Greenmachine


    Bosh wrote: »
    What version of Word?

    Apoligies Word 2007


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    Bosh
    Closed Accounts Posts: 414 ✭✭Bosh


    This is for Word 2010, but hopefully will work for 2007!

    First you need to bookmark the location (words, references etc) that you want the hyperlink to jump TO:
    • Select the target.
    • 'Insert' and 'Bookmark'.
    • Name the bookmark.
    • 'Add'
    • Choose the location for your hyperlink
    • Select your text that you want as your hyperlink:
    • 'Insert' and 'Hyperlink', The text you've selected should be in the 'Text to display' box.
    • Choose 'Place in this document' and the bookmark should appear in the main pane of the dialogue box.
    • Select the bookmark & click OK

    Hope this works!


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    Greenmachine
    Registered Users Posts: 5,063 ✭✭✭Greenmachine


    Bosh wrote: »
    This is for Word 2010, but hopefully will work for 2007!

    First you need to bookmark the location (words, references etc) that you want the hyperlink to jump TO:
    • Select the target.
    • 'Insert' and 'Bookmark'.
    • Name the bookmark.
    • 'Add'
    • Choose the location for your hyperlink
    • Select your text that you want as your hyperlink:
    • 'Insert' and 'Hyperlink', The text you've selected should be in the 'Text to display' box.
    • Choose 'Place in this document' and the bookmark should appear in the main pane of the dialogue box.
    • Select the bookmark & click OK

    Hope this works!

    Thanks for the reply. Saw it a little late.


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