As with other invisible symbols, the named anchor symbol can be cut and pasted or moved using the dragand-
drop method.
Moving within the same document
One of the major advantages of using named anchors is the almost instantaneous response viewers receive
when they link to named anchors from the same page. The browser just scrolls to the particular place in the
document because the entire page is already loaded. For long text documents, this capability is an invaluable
timesaver.
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After you have placed a named anchor in your document, you can link to the anchor. You can create more
than one named anchor in your document before adding links to the anchors. To create a link to a named
anchor in the same document, follow these steps:
1. Select the text or image that you want to designate as a link.
2. In the Link text box of the Property inspector, type a hash mark (#) followed by the exact
anchor name:
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Remember that anchor names are case-sensitive and must be unique in each document.
Place the named anchor one line above the heading or image to which you want to link the
viewer. Browsers tend to be quite literal. If you place the named anchor on the same line, the
browser renders it against the top of the window.
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