When you use Microsoft Word to create a document that you plan to share with others, you can go that extra mile by including hyperlinks. You can link to a web page, a file, a place in your document, ...

Open the desired Word document in Microsoft Word and click on the "File" menu heading at the top-left corner of the menu bar. Select the "Save As" option and type a name for the file in the designated ...

Jon Berger asked for a way of “creating PDFs with automatic links in the table of contents” to chapter titles in the main body of the document. A long report needs to be broken up into sections.

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How to control a hyperlink’s appearance in Microsoft Word Your email has been sent Hyperlinks are a part of our everyday lives—we readily recognize the underlined blue font as a link to related ...

Anyone can add hyperlinks in Microsoft Word to spice up their document, but not everyone might know how to add them. Not only that, you might receive a Word document with hyperlinked text but have no ...