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This placement is coded in HTML as an anchor tag using the name attribute, with nothing between the
opening and closing tags. In HTML, named anchors look like the following:

The second step includes a link to that named anchor from somewhere else on your Web page. If used, a
named anchor is referenced in the final portion of an Internet address, designated by the hash mark (#), as
follows:

You can include any number of named anchors on a page and any number of links to named anchors on
the current page or different pages. Named anchors are commonly used with a table of contents or index.
To insert a named anchor, follow these steps:
1. Place the cursor where you want the named anchor to appear.
2. Choose Insert ??? Named Anchor. You can also click the Named Anchor button in the Common
category of the Insert bar or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+A (Command+Option+A).
3. The Named Anchor dialog box opens. Type the anchor name in the text box.
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Designing and Crafting Core Pages Part II
Email Warnings
Here??™s a bit of the frustration that Web designers sometimes face: On some browsers, notably Internet
Explorer, users may see a dialog box when the email link is first selected.


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