Hi, there.
In this video, you learn how to create hyperlinks.
Hyperlinks, let viewers jump to other locations in a document, to other documents or to websites as
well.
So let's learn how to create one.
I'm going to use the same file we created in the last lesson, and let's go to page one.
Let's pick a word from here, so select it and then go to type and then hyperlinks and cross references
and then new hyperlink.
This example is for a u r l, so let's select the URL from here.
In this tile option, we have a few choices so we can either let the word have the same style as the
rest of the words in the document or have no style or use a hyperlink.
So let's click the hyperlink option here.
Now, enter the URL address, you want this word.
Two points, do you even have the option of highlighting the word with either an invisible rectangle
or a visible rectangle in a visible rectangle, you literally have a visible rectangle around the target
word.
So let's have an invisible rectangle.
And then you have other tidbits like choosing a highlight color or width, etc. So let's add, OK,
now let's open the hyperlinks panel.
And for that, let's go to the window and then interactive and select hyperlinks.
Here you could see the hyperlink we have just set to the word Dominik.
So click the small green icon to the right and it will open the URL.
Let's add another one and have this word sapient to trigger the link, so highlight the word sapient
and you see this plus button at the bottom of the hyperlinks panel.
Click it to revealed a new hyperlink pop up menu, this time select page from the link to dropdown,
which means once anyone clicks this word, he will be directed to a particular page set by us.
The document says Untitled six, which is our current document, as you can see here.
Let's select Page seven from the dropdown and the style to be set to hyperlink once again and then hit
OK.
To test if your hyperlink is working, click the documents icon on the right and you shall be directed
to Page seven instantly.
Let's go to Page 17, and this time we'll have to do something different because we want to set a world
to take us to another word in the document.
So first, we need to create this word as a hyperlink destination word.
So let's select this word rabbit and then click the burger menu on the right of the hyperlinks panel
and select new hyperlink destination in the pop up.
Select Typekit Text Hanka because that's what we want and the highlighted word must already be showing
next to the name field.
So let's hit.
OK, now let's go to Page one and select a word that will direct us to the web we just created as the
hyperlink destination word on Page 17.
I'm going to select this word vestibular and click the same plus button to create a new hyperlink.
From the link to option, I'm going to select Text Anchor and immediately in the destination option.
It shows the only text anchor we have created and our style is already set to hyperlinks, so we won't
disturb it at this point.
And it's OK to test if it works.
Click the icon next to the word in the hyperlinks panel and it shall take you right to the destination
word.
Let's create one last hyperlink, so on Page 17, I'm going to pick a word co-rapporteur and then click
the small plus button at the bottom of the hyperlinks panel and in the pop up menu.
Select File from the link to option in the destination option, click the file icon and select the file.
You want this word to direct you to and hit.
OK, now let's test this by clicking the file icon next to the word in the hyperlinks panel and the
moment you click it, it shall open the file.
To test it as a PDF.
Let's go to the file and then export.
And let's change.
The file name to demo and format is already set to Adobe PDF Interactive, so hit save and then head
export and you shall find the PDF created and opened almost instantly.
Let's click the first web.
Don't like to test it, and it does take us to the URL as per the settings.
Let's click Sapient and you shall find yourself on Page seven.
Let's click the word vestibular and it takes you to Page 17.
But since this is a PDF, you won't find the cursor blinking next to the word Q Rabbit because that
was our destination word, remember?
And lastly, let us click your rabbit to NHL, give you a warning, asking your permission to open the
files or hit allow, and you will find it saving the destination file.
You can click Open the file to verify it as well.
All right, guys, so that's the magic of hyperlinks, and I hope you've enjoyed it, so I'm going to
see you in the next one in just a few seconds.
Goodbye.