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    About Hyperlinks

    Hyperlinks, also called "links" for short, allow you to jump from one location to another on the Internet. Normally, a hyperlink takes you from one screen (or "page") to another screen. Sometimes, however, a hyperlink can do the following:

    • Open another page in a new window (or "popup")
    • Open a new, blank email message so you can send a message to someone
    • Open a document or media file, such as a PDF, audio, or video file
    • Perform other actions

    Each link has two basic elements:

    • Label/text: what does the link actually say (or look like)?
    • Target URL: where does the link actually go?

    In the following example:

    Click here to go to SiteOrganic

    The label is "Click here to go to SiteOrganic" and the target URL is "http://www.siteorganic.com". You don't see the target URL, but if you click on the label, you will be taken to that location.

    For more information on how to create a link on your website, view the Creating a Hyperlink article.