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If you are typing a url such as "www.yoursite.com" and "http://www.yoursite.com," or an email address like "youremail@youremail.com," FrontPage will usually automatically create a hyperlink out of it. However, you can also create hyperlinks out of words, phrases or images.

1. Select/highlight the word, phrase, or graphic that you wish to hyperlink. Then go to Insert/Hyperlink or click the "Insert Hyperlink" button on the toolbar.
2. FP 2000 The "Create Hyperlink" dialog box will appear.
   • You may browse your current web to link to a page within your web.
   • You may type a url or pathname into the URL field, or click the browse buttons.
   • You may click the email hyperlink button to type in an email.
   • You may link to a bookmark within the same page.
   • You may specify whether the link will open in a new window, in the same window, or within a certain frame (if your web uses frames).
3. FP 2002/FP2003 The "Insert Hyperlink" dialog box will appear.
   • Click the buttons on the left to link to a web page, a bookmark, a new page, or an email address.
   • Or, browse your current web or the internet to find the page you want to link to, or simply type in the url or pathname.
   • Click "Target Frame" to specify if you want your link to open up in the same window, a new window, or a specific frame (if your web uses frames).
4. After specifying your link parameters, click "OK." You may always right-click on your link and select "Hyperlink Properties" to change them.

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