This not as hard as you might think. In fact once you get the hang of this procedure, you might become addicted to hyperlinks. Use the example syntax below, and fill in the blanks to make the hyperlink connection.
<A HREF = " the web address here "> the words that are to be 'active' </A>
These links can be included any place , and are an effective way to customize your page.
Pictures are the same for the most part. Use the same syntax code, if you want to have a picture reference another picture, or hyperlink to another location you will want to use the syntax below. This is what a hyperlink looks like in your HTML code.
<A HREF="http://tigger.cc.uic.edu/~toby-g/parrot.html"><IMG SCR="http://www.ma.iup.edu/MathDept/HomePageHelp/parrot.gif"></A>
This is what appears on the Web.
The basic idea is that you click on the image to activate a link. This is the info that you need to get the links, pictures and such working for you.
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