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I have a manual (188 pages) that is written in MS Word 97. I want to be able to link from a link on a HTML page to a named anchor/bookmark in the MS Word 97 manual. The reason the manual is in MS Word is that our users prefer MS Word.
P.S. We are using both IE5 and Netscape 4.5 as our browsers.
by dklippert
After constructing a link to the document, place the bookmark name (preceded by #) at the end of the reference:
Go to bookmark
by spectrafan
by dklippert
by dklippert
Here's a URL that demonstrates the process:
http://dougklippert.tripod.com/example/
(no spaces)
Click on Demp in the upper right corner.
by dklippert
Here's a URL that demonstrates the process:
http://dougklippert.tripod.com/example/
(no spaces)
Click on Demo in the upper right corner.
by spectrafan
by kaigb
Word 97 has HTML editing & saving capabilities... you could always start a new html doc and past the contents into it. Whether you do that or not, these are the tags you will need.
Creates a target location within a document
Links to that target location from elsewhere in the document
by spectrafan
by dklippert
Ah Ha! There seems to be a problem when using Word 97. Take a look at this KB article, entitled "Hyperlink to Anchor or Bookmark Goes to Top of Document":
http://support.microsoft/kb/articles/Q173/1/50.asp
(there are no spaces in the URL)
I'm using W2K and WXP, so I have not seen the problem.
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