How Do I hyperlink to 'a place in this doc' on an ordinary publica

[John V]

I have a newsletter and at the top I have 5 Headings (in text) which refer to
various articles beneath. I want to have a hyperlink which will take you from
a heading to the corresponding article.

The newsletter is not a web page it started off as a blank publication and
will be sent as an HTML. It is not multiple pages it is just one.

How do I go about doing this (I need it in fairly simple terms as it all
seems very complicated!!)

Thank you for any assitance on this (seemingly iimpossible) task.


John

(and if that's not enough - how do I change the colour of the hyperlinked
text?!)

 

[Mary Sauer]

To change the hyperlink colors, format, color schemes, Custom color schemes...

As for the other issue, there is help here with graphical examples. Many folks
disable HTML emails, receiving them in plain text instead. Might want to keep that in
mind.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010743381033.aspx

You can send a PDF, there are free converters around, I know Acrobat supports
hyperlinks, I don't know about the free converters.
http://www.primopdf.com/

 

[John V]

Mary thank you for your help - there were some interesting points within
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010743381033.aspx
but I couldn't find anything to do with hyperlinks to 'a place within the
document'.

Having read through the information I have confirmed that I want to send it
as an HTML email.

Any specific help with this problem is GREATLY appreciated...

 

[Mary Sauer]

What you want is bookmarks. Publisher doesn't support bookmarks, but you can insert
your own HTML code.
Code snippets here.

http://www.publishermvps.com/WebDes...gwithinapagebookmarking/tabid/79/Default.aspx

 

[Ed Bennett]

What you want is bookmarks. Publisher doesn't support bookmarks, but
you can insert your own HTML code.

But the HTML code only works in a web page, not within the publication
itself.

The long and short of it is that what John wants is impossible in any
current version of Publisher.

 

[John V]

Not to worry. Thank you both for your time and your diligent help.