Now we will add a link that will jump to another document you have authored. To do this, the document has to be in the same directory or folder on the server. Ask the tech support people at your internet provider about this. What I show you here should suffice and any changes you might have to make to your document will be minor or none.
Here is the code I added to the document in the last drill:
I love to get mail so<A HREF="mailto:rgbrothers@aol.com">drop me a note</A>.
<P> ------------> This is where we will add the code for the next
link.
Here is what I will add:
For my more serious side, please read my <A HREF="resume.html">resume</A>.
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Save the document and then open it with your browser. You should see the text you typed and the text between the anchor tags should be a different color and underlined.
Now create a new .HTML document using your word proccessing program and save it as the value you have in the code. When you click on the link in your document, you should be moved to the new document you have created.
Note: You should also create a link that will return you to the page you came from.You follow the same procedure.
When the reader clicks on the underlined text, he should go to the document you named as the value.If you open up lists.html with your browser and click on resume, you will go to another page that has my resume on it.
If you don't see what I described then use those trouble shooting tips in the previous drills.
