I haven't done this for years, and not since upgrading from Office 2003
to 2010. But here's my vague recollection of how it worked.
Create bookmarks at all of the link destinations, i.e. the answers. Name
those bookmarks something like answer1, answer2, etc.
Now go to the questions and create links. You can select text for the
link text or just place a link in a location.
Then configure the link to be internal to the document and point them at
the relative bookmark.
That's at least the gist of it. Search help for create links or
something similar and bookmarks to get the details.
Hth,
Tom
On 6/19/2013 12:45 PM, Juan Hernandez wrote:
Hi Guys, I had a question for all of you. You guys all do a lot of varied
things and one of you might have come across this.
I need to determine if someone without any programming knowledge/experience
could create a document that could for example have a list of questions on
the first few pages, and if someone were to click on the question, it would
jump them down into the document where the answer and information related to
that question was.
Can this be done with word? Or some other application?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Best,
Juan M. Hernandez
Access technology Specialist
Braille Institute of America
4555 Executive Drive
San Diego CA, 92121
858-452-1111 Ext. 5020
[email protected]
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