Before you go putting a hyperlink in a header or footer, though, you should know
that in order to _use_ such a hyperlink you have to double-click the header area
to open it before you can click (or Ctrl+click) to activate the link. I don't
think I'd consider that a "solution".
If the document is mainly or exclusively for your own use, you could bookmark
the destination and add a small macro like this (change the name of the bookmark
in quotes to match what you use in the document) to the document
(
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm):
Sub GoToDest()
On Error GoTo bye
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks("dest").Select
Selection.Collapse wdCollapseStart
bye:
End Sub
Then put a button on a toolbar (or the Quick Access Toolbar in Word 2007) to run
the macro whenever you want. That way, the button is always available no matter
what page you're on.
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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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hi Nyrubi,
Unless the document consists of a table, the only way you can do this without having to put a separate copy on each page is to plae
the hyperlink in the page header or footer.
If the document consists of a table, you can put the hyperlink in one of the table's heading rows and set the 'heading rows repeat'
property for the heading rows.
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Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
Nyrubi said:
I have a 30 + page document where I have a hyperlink that I want to be able
to access through the document. Is there a way to do this without having to
paste a copy on every page? If so can you please provide instructions on how
to do? Thank you very much.
