First off, it is necessary to mention that my wife and I are of the 'older generation' but feel that we are still able to comprehend matters; if things are explained to us. Although it's not easy keeping pace with the speed of modern technology.,
My question therefore may appear to have come from a halfwit; but I would appreciate any advice which could be forthcoming on the matter.
How does one put into an answer in AB.. a 'link' in red; which when 'clicked' will lead directly to the 'site' concerned.?.............Ron.
P.S.Until a few weeks back, I didn't know that it was possible to 'paste' a question or answer into AB. Consequently, I am somewhat indebted to Ethel who, considerately, gave me the answer. Unfortunatetly, my only means of giving a 'link' to my earlier question, is to say it was in this section, under the heading of "Access to AB" and dated 25th of October, ........R.
Find the link that you want to give as part of your question/answer. Highlight it (drag over it with your mouse), then press ctrl-c (that's hold down the control key, and press the c button, then release both buttons).
now, go to give an answer/question here, and as you're typing, press ctrl-v. bingo!
I don't think you're stupid! I do need to know which browser you use - IE6, the new IE7, Firefox or something else.
For now, practice actually posting the link by copying the address in the address bar of this page.
Do it exactly like this.
1. Start to write a reply in the answer box.
2. Copy the address in the address bar. (no need to open another page - this is just a practice)
3. Paste it in the answer box.
4. Click submit.
If you're already on answerbank and you need to link to a different site, or a different question within answerbank...
In internet explorer, press CTRL and N to open up a new window, then find the page you want to link to and copy the address as you've already done (right click - copy). Then you can close this new window and your original question will still be there underneath to paste into (right click - paste).