The text becomes underlined and the color of the text or the image border changes to indicate the link. Tip To remove the visible border from a linked image, select the image, choose Show Object Editor from the Window menu, and change the number in the Border text field to 0 . For information about changing the default color of links, see Changing the color of links. To create another link to the same location, select the new text or image you want to make into a link and choose the most recent URL listed at the top of the URL pop-up menu. Linking to an anchor on a page You can create a link to an anchor so your viewers can jump to a specific spot on your Web page.
Links can jump to anchors on the same page as the link itself or to anchors on other Web pages.
To create a link to an anchor, you create an anchor at the spot in your Web page where you want your viewers to jump to and then create a link to it. Creating an anchor Position the insertion point where you want to place the anchor in your Web page. Choose Anchor from the Insert menu, or click the Insert Anchor button on the toolbar. A dialog box appears with a default name for the anchor. You can type a new name for the anchor if you want to.