What is a "hyperlink"?
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It's just a link that you can click on to get to another web page. For instance: http://www.cookiecentral.com/content.phtml?area=4&id=10\n\nThat is a hyperlink. If you click on it, it will take you directly to that web page. This is a web page that talks about "cookies". So if you don't know what cookies are, go ahead and click on it and it will answer all questions about them.
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<a href="LINK HERE, needs to start with http://">TEXT HERE LIKE CLICK HERE</a>
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.\n\n<a href="google.com">GOOGLE</a>\n\nNow the word GOOGLE will become a hyperlink and if you click it, it will take you to google.com.\n\n**********\nVasu M\n**********
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That's HTML (hyper text markup language). It is the coding language used to create web pages viewed on the world wide web.
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I presume 'linkopen("link1");' is a created function, if so it's just a case of calling the function on the onload event.\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<script type="text/javascript">\nvar myLink = 'http://answers.yahoo.com';\n\nwindow.onload = function()\n{\n   linkopen(myLink);\n}\n</script>\n<body>\nContent...\n</body>\n</html>\n\nIf not, then here could be a sample openlink:\n\nfunction openlink(url)\n{\n   document.location.href = url;\n}\n\nOr if you wanted it as a popup:\n\nfunction openlink(url)\n{\n   window.open(url, '', '')\n}
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Might I suggest that you peruse the following hyperlink . . .
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I'm not sure, but you might be referring to a code section of an HTML blog that basically serves as a tag that starts/stops particular blog entries.\n\nI tried looking this up and found nothing.  One of these internet gurus should hopefully help.\n\nGood luck.  Sorry, but I tried !   ;-)
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It looks like javascript, the areas / hyperlinks are mapped. I recomend plagerism. Copy the source code & adapt / re-build what works for you.\nGood luck
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<a href = "http://www.google.com">Click here for Google!</a>
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<a href="url of site"> link text here </a>\n\nEdited 'cause I made a mistake, sorry.
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URL - Uniform resource locator; the address used by a web browser to locate and retrieve a web resource (usually a web page, but can be a Word doc, PDF, or any other file type.)\n\nCSS - Cascading Style Sheet; where HTML (HyperText Markup Language) defines the structure of a web page, CSS defines how the page should be displayed (colors, fonts, borders, etc.)
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=HYPERLINK("http://"&A1)\n\nCopy this formula down alongside the column where you non-linked URLs are. (obviously change the A1 in the formula to be the appropriate cell reference for your first URL)\n\nYou can then Copy | Paste Special... | Values to eliminate the formulas.
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The quotation mark should be before the http://\n\n<a href="http://url/"> Linked text </a>
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it's called google bombing. people made links in their websites and blogs, and encouraged others to make the same links, so when you type failure, liar, whatever, it gives you the link they want you to see.
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It's most likely the toolbar you are using(if there is one). Certain toolbars hyperlink words so you can click on them and they automatically search the word.
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http : hypertext transfer ptotocol\nwww : world wide web
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World Wide Web.  and http:// means Hyper Text Transport.