Open Front Page Editor.
Navigate to the appropriate Folder and/or File.
Select the Item to be Linked.
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Click on the Create/Edit Hyperlinks Button.
Navigate to the desired item (Image, Web Page).
Select the desired Item.
Click OK!!!

Review the Link!

Click the Create/Edit Hyperlink
Button
&
examine the URL.
Test the Link in FrontPage Editor Preview Mode. (See below)
Test the Link in FrontPage Editor Browser Mode. (See below)


Select the Linked Item.
Depress the Ctrl Button (Bottom-Right of the Keyboard).
The Cursor should become a
Hand.Click twice with the Mouse.
The Linked Object should appear in all of its glory!
Click the Back Arrow in the Standard Toolbar to
return to your original Linked Item
OR
Click on the Normal Tab at the bottom right

You
may need to click the Normal Tab to return to Normal mode.



Click on the Preview Tab at the Lower Right of the FP Editor Window.
In Preview Mode when the Cursor is placed over a Linked Object or Word the Little Hand should appear!
One Click should transport you to the Linked Object!
This simulates what should happen in a Web Browser!

However, you may
have already guessed that
it just can't be that Simple!


Select -> File -> Preview in Browser

The Links should work exactly as they will in the browser of choice.
Believe it or else, links
may work differently in these 3 modes.
Hey!! Fearless Leader wouldn't want to make it too easy!!!


I have found some minor problems with Netscape Navigator, but I am using an older versition. Basically, the sizes of Table Cells can be too small and the contents may hang out in space.
It is best to check your Web Pages with both major Browsers.


Avoid doing this on Friday PM!!!!!
Go to a computer that is NOT hooked into the Bot. Dept. Server, or
Restart one of our computers but be sure to avoid linking to our server & avoid using a computer in which your files are stored!
If the computer you are using is linked to the server where your files are stored the links may seem to work OK even when they are bad! Believe Me!!!! Use Netscape Navigator or MS Internet Explorer to access your web site and Link the night away!!!!!!!!