April 2009
Intermediate to advanced
888 pages
40h
English
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While a table of contents is the most traditional method for helping readers find their way around your text, the advent of the Web has rapidly made another type of navigation familiar to all: hyperlinks (or links for short). Just as they do in Web pages, hyperlinks in Pages documents let you hop, skip, and jump to new content by clicking on a linked word or phrase. If your document is destined for onscreen viewing—as a PDF document distributed on the Web, for example—hyperlinks are an efficient way to move around your document, browse web pages, or send email messages. Pages offers four types of links:
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