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Inserting a Hyperlink in Your Word Document

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To insert a hyperlink in your Word document, select the link text by highlighting it.

Right-click the text and select Hyperlink.

In the Edit Hyperlink text box, enter the link for the text. For web pages, the link must be preceded by "http://"

Click Insert.

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