MS Word 2003 Hyperlink Return
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franklinbukoski
, Apr 16 2005 07:46 AM
#1
Posted 16 April 2005 - 07:46 AM
#2
Posted 21 April 2005 - 08:30 AM
Hey Franklin;
There are 2 ways i think you can solve this.
1.)You can just simply use the back button of the browser to take you back to the table of contents directly.
2.)Insert a link into the page that you go to from the table of contents and simply target the table of contents page.
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Ex. Table of Contents
1.)Intro
2.)Subject Matter
ok....say for example you click on Subject Matter(2) in the Table of Contents. Insert a link in this page(Subject Matter) and call it 'Back to Table of Contents'. All you have to do is direct it to the .htm file that is your table of contents.
Good Luck
Loopertoob
There are 2 ways i think you can solve this.
1.)You can just simply use the back button of the browser to take you back to the table of contents directly.
2.)Insert a link into the page that you go to from the table of contents and simply target the table of contents page.
-----------------------------------
Ex. Table of Contents
1.)Intro
2.)Subject Matter
ok....say for example you click on Subject Matter(2) in the Table of Contents. Insert a link in this page(Subject Matter) and call it 'Back to Table of Contents'. All you have to do is direct it to the .htm file that is your table of contents.
Good Luck
Loopertoob
#3
Posted 25 April 2005 - 04:21 PM
Hi Franklin,
As suggested, use browser controls.
Easiest: Alt-Left-Arrow (same as in IE, this is "Back").
More fun: Add a button to a toolbar.
1.Select which toolbar you'd like the Back button to appear in (I used Standard Toolbar).
2. At the end of the toolbar, click Toolbar Options. Pull down Add or Remove Buttons, then Customize.
3. From Categories, Select Web.
4. Scroll down the Commands list until you find Back.
5. Drag the Back Arrow icon to the location on the toolbar that you want it, and release the mouse button.
Voila! You have a Back arrow in your toolbar.
As suggested, use browser controls.
Easiest: Alt-Left-Arrow (same as in IE, this is "Back").
More fun: Add a button to a toolbar.
1.Select which toolbar you'd like the Back button to appear in (I used Standard Toolbar).
2. At the end of the toolbar, click Toolbar Options. Pull down Add or Remove Buttons, then Customize.
3. From Categories, Select Web.
4. Scroll down the Commands list until you find Back.
5. Drag the Back Arrow icon to the location on the toolbar that you want it, and release the mouse button.
Voila! You have a Back arrow in your toolbar.
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