[jennifer]

I am working on a handbook in Word 2007 (saving as Word 2003) with links from
the table of contents to each section and topic. I created the bookmarks and
inserted them into the table of contents as bookmarks and as hyperlinks to a
place in the document. But, using both methods, the links are not usable by
others who receive the file via email. How can I create links to places
within the same document and have useable links when emailed?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Why not use Word's built-in Table of Contents feature, which creates the
bookmarks and hyperlinks automatically?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Jennifer" wrote in message
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I am working on a handbook in Word 2007 (saving as Word 2003) with links
from
the table of contents to each section and topic. I created the bookmarks
and
inserted them into the table of contents as bookmarks and as hyperlinks to
a
place in the document. But, using both methods, the links are not usable
by
others who receive the file via email. How can I create links to places
within the same document and have useable links when emailed?