... the bule-highlighted links that open up a new window when you click on it?

Thanks.

For an HTML document, the link text is surrounded with <A HREF="YourURL">link text goes here...</A>. For posting here on AMHD, use [url="YourURL"] YourText... and then close with a [/ url].

I'm sure there are better ways, Pinkwater, but try this - it's what I do.

Any web-page you are on (like this one) has an address. This is shown near the top of your window in the 'Navigation' Toolbar - and usually starts with "http://www." or "https://www." If you place your mouse pointer at the RH end of the address shown, then left-click once, you should see the whole address highlighted. Press CTRL+C to Copy it.

Next, go to the place where you want to copy this link to (eg. an email or a PM) - place your cursor where you want it copied to, and then press CTRL+V to Paste it there.

If you have a lot of these links to Paste, then it might be worth creating a 'Temp Links' Text file, and Copy+Pasting to there, first. Then, when you're ready, you can Copy +Paste from this text file to your chosen destination.

This is a copy of the address of your original post above:-

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/computers-beginners/how-do-you-create-hyperlinks-393319.html

If you click on it, it should bring you back here.

PS - Didn't mean to step on Scleros's toes, here... SOZ

My toes are fine. Your response is as valid as any other. There's always more than one way to get from point A to point B.