Hyperlinks with/in the same document.

[Bakshara]

In my Argumentative essay about Global Warming

The Hyperlinks work.

Here are some examples:
April 28th, 1975 Newsweek
When I control-click it inks to:
Bedolido "The Cooling World - Global Cooling" Newsweek 28 April 1975. 9 November 2007 <http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1310991/posts>

Professor William M. Gray of Colorado State University
When I control-click it inks to:
Professor Gray, William M "Viewpoint: Get off warming bandwagon" Colorado State University 16 November 2000. 9 November 2007 <http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/sci ... 023334.stm>

In my new essay about persuasion they do not work.

Here are some examples:
When I highlight "Palin, Sarah" and click on Insert, Hyperlinks it brings up the dialog box
The option: Document has:
Target document
Target [PalinSarah]
URL #PalinSarah
Futher settings
Frame [ ] From [Text]
Text [PalinSarah]
Name [ ]
Then [Apply] [Close] [Help] and [Back] buttons.

When I click on Apply the link at the top turns blue an is underlined.
When I control-click it does nothing.

I am still working on properly formatting the Front Range Community College link.
Rodden, Lois "Astro-Databank" PalinSarah 16 February 2012 ,4 February 2009‎
<http://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Palin,_Sarah>
P. Kim "Front Range Community College in Westminster", in the Literature class Kim assigned all of the students to write an argumentative essay on any topic of our choosing. I chose to do on argumentative essay on "Global Warming."

[Hagar Delest]

Hi and welcome to the forum!

Can you upload a sample file (see How to attach a document here)?

[acknak]

...
When I highlight "Palin, Sarah" and click on Insert, Hyperlinks it brings up the dialog box
The option: Document has:
Target document
Target [PalinSarah]
URL #PalinSarah
...

When you have selected Link type: Document at the left of that dialog window, you can only create links within the same document. If you need a link to remote content, that is pages out on the Internet, then you have to select Link type: Internet, and you need to copy/paste the web address (URL) from your browser.

[Bakshara]

It is SaraPalin.doc.

I hope this helps. Feel free to ask me if you would like to see the GlobalWarmingTruth_Bolser.doc* where my hyperlinks work.

Bakshara
* Kim gave me an A- because she could not figure out if it was an augmentative essay against "Global Warming" or "Al Gore."

[Hagar Delest]

You've to give a correct url, or the address of a bookmark inside the document. Since there is no such bookmark, I guess that it should be a web url. So you've to correct it. Perhaps you've pasted only the end of the url only.

Please add '[Solved]' at the beginning of your first post title (edit button) if your issue has been fixed.

[Bakshara]

Notice the headline of the thread, "Hyperlinks with/in the same document."
I would like to know how to link into references with in the same document. NOT some website.
There is the whole document with all of the references I would like to link to those references at the bottom.

[RoryOF]

Notice the headline of the thread, "Hyperlinks with/in the same document."
I would like to know how to link into references with in the same document. NOT some website.
There is the whole document with all of the references I would like to link to those references at the bottom.

You've to give a correct url, or the address of a bookmark inside the document.

You have to set up bookmarks inside your document so that you can hyperlink to them.

[Bakshara]

Okay,
Here is some more information that I will hope helps:
SaraPalin.doc
I highlight "SaraPalin" and then go to Insert, Hyperlink.
In the Hyperlink dialog box I select the Document icon.
There is:
Target in document
Target [PalinSarah]
Below that it has:
URL #PalinSarah
When I click on [Apply]

PalinSarah becomes underlined and turns blue.
has a message, [Ctrl-click to open hyperlink: #PalinSarah]

At the top is:
Sarah Palin underlined and blue.
Same message, [Ctrl-click to open hyperlink: #PalinSarah]

Now when I Ctrl-click on Sarah Palin, it does no do any thing.

[Bill]

How did you get [PalinSarah] in the Target box? Did you have a bookmark by that name that was later removed? If so, you need to put the bookmark back in the document at the appropriate place.

If I remove the hyperlinks, then highlight "Sara Palin" and select Insert > Hyperlink, there is nothing in the Target box in the Hyperlink dialog. Clicking the target icon next to the Target box, there is no target labeled [PalinSarah] that can be selected.

[Hagar Delest]

As said by RoryOF, don't use hyperlinks, they are too much static: if you change something it won't update. Use bookmarks (or cross-reference), they are dynamic, can be cross-referenced and reflect the change you may do afterward.

[Bakshara]

Okay,
I removed the Hyprerlinks. Both at the top and the bottom.
Now at the top I highlight, "Palin Sarah" and Insert, Hyprerlink.
Then in the Hyprerlink dialog box under the Document icon, I, or the right, click on the "Target in Document."
With that I get the "Target in Document" dialog box. I click on the "+" to Bookmarks."
All I see is: stand-first, howclean, Newsweek, and TheColorofMoney.
I do not see "PalinSarah."

That is inside the refence block:
Rodden, Lois "Astro-Databank" PalinSarah 16 February 2012 ,4 February 2009‎
<http://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Palin,_Sarah>

[Bill]

...in the Hyprerlink dialog box under the Document icon, I, or the right, click on the "Target in Document."
With that I get the "Target in Document" dialog box. I click on the "+" to Bookmarks."
All I see is: stand-first, howclean, Newsweek, and TheColorofMoney.
I do not see "PalinSarah."

You don't see "PalinSarah" under Bookmarks because there is no "PalinSarah" bookmark. You have to insert the bookmark before you insert the hyperlink.