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• Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh), and then select Insert Link.
The Insert Link dialog box appears.
Click the E-mail Address button (Windows) or E-mail button (Macintosh) at the top of the dialog box, if it is not
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already selected.
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Complete the dialog box.
For information about options in the dialog box, click the Help button.
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Click OK.
Contribute adds the link to the page.
Linking to a file on your computer
To add content to your website that you saved on your computer, create a link on a page on your website to a file
saved on your computer or network.
For example, you might link to a Word document saved on your hard drive or an HTML page saved on your desktop.
This essentially adds a new page to your website, with the content contained in the file.
When you publish the page with the link, Contribute copies the file into your website and then links to that copy—
not to the actual file on your computer—to create the new page on your website.
If you want to replace an existing page on your website, with the contents of a file saved on you computer, see
"Replacing a file on your website" on page 164.
You can use the Insert Link dialog box to insert a link to a file on your computer, or you can drag the file to your page
(see "Inserting a link to a Microsoft Word or Excel document from Microsoft Office (Windows only)" on page 78).
Note: If the file you want to link to is already saved on your web server—and not your computer—see "Linking to a page
on your website or on another website" on page 137.
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