I've got good news, and bad news. Yes it can be done, but not in the way you
would prefer to do it. You have to insert the code snippet OUTSIDE the text
box, not within. There is no way to currently do it within a text box with
Publisher. Rumor has it, that this will be possible with the next version.
Assuming that you are using Pub 2003, and the supporting folder option, then
Publish to The Web, to a folder on your hard drive where you can study the
files. Open the index_files folder and find the page names of the answer
pages. Then you will write your code snippet:
<A HREF="
http://yoursite.com/index_files/Page398.htm#READ HERE">Click
here for answer!</A>
Be sure to match upper and lower case exactly (example use the underscore,
not a space when typing "index_files") You can name your anchors READHERE1,
READHERE2, etc., and insert them into your answers pages where you want the
page to load.
As you are using absolute paths/links to those anchors, I don't know that
you can test this on your computer. You will probably have to upload to
test. Just try one link, and one anchor, and see if you get it to work,
before you try to change the whole page.
You might also consider making your question page very long, and have the
answer at the bottom of the page. Then you can use the back to top snippet
to use after reading the answer:
<A HREF="#TOP">Go to top of page</A>
That would be faster than loading a new page, and than hitting the back
button, or a link back...food for thought.
DavidF
