Making hyperlink within Writer document?

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#1

Hi,

I have created last year a LibreOffice Writer document that has about 60
pages.
In this document I created hyperlinks within this document.
Hyperlinks links pages.. say, I click on such hyperlink, and I get moved to
another page in the same document.

The problem is, I forgot how did I these hyperlinks..
Now I want to modify some of these hyperlinks but do not know ho to do it?

I can see only that that when I click on such a hyperlink, I get moved to a
beginning of a title on another page.

Please help me remember how can I modify these hyperlinks!

#2

Hello,

Highlight your hyperlink and then press the Hyperlink button on the
Standard toolbar (the button shows something that looks like a chain
links). The Hyperlink panel will then come up and you can edit from
there.

I hope this helps.

Rémy Gauthier.

Hi,

> I have created last year a LibreOffice Writer document that has about

60

pages.
In this document I created hyperlinks within this document.
> Hyperlinks links pages.. say, I click on such hyperlink, and I get

moved to

another page in the same document.

The problem is, I forgot how did I these hyperlinks..
> Now I want to modify some of these hyperlinks but do not know ho to

do it?

> I can see only that that when I click on such a hyperlink, I get

moved to a

beginning of a title on another page.

Please help me remember how can I modify these hyperlinks!

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#3

How do you want to modify them?

References are created with Ctrl-F2 which brings up the Fields meny, choose
tab Cross-references.
There you can create own reference targets, or insert a reference to either
an own reference or to a chapter (or something else).
What kind of reference are you using?

It sounds like your references have moved. Maybe the easiest way is to
create a new reference. It sounds like you want a reference to a chapter,
so simply go into C-F2, select Headings in the left menu, choose how the
reference shall appear in the menu under, and then select the chapter in
the menu to the right.

#4

Hi Bo Siltberg,

Ctrl-F2 solve my problem.

I can there set up my new - or I can say - changed cross-references out
there.

Thank you very much!