In the Insert Hyperlink dialog, which control lets you choose a location within the document to link to?

In the Insert Hyperlink dialog, which control lets you choose a location within the document to link to?

• A. Link To tab
• B. Text to Display input
• C. Place in This Document list
• D. ScreenTip field

Answer: (C)

When you want to link to a spot inside the same document, you’re targeting an internal destination. The control that provides those destinations is the Place in This Document list. It shows the locations you’ve created in the document—such as headings or bookmarks—and lets you pick exactly where the hyperlink should jump to. Once you choose a place from that list, Word creates a link that points to that spot. The other fields have different jobs: Text to Display sets what text the user clicks on, ScreenTip adds the hover tooltip, and the Link to settings determine the broad category of the hyperlink (whether you’re linking to a file, a place in this document, a new document, or an email).

When you want to link to a spot inside the same document, you’re targeting an internal destination. The control that provides those destinations is the Place in This Document list. It shows the locations you’ve created in the document—such as headings or bookmarks—and lets you pick exactly where the hyperlink should jump to. Once you choose a place from that list, Word creates a link that points to that spot. The other fields have different jobs: Text to Display sets what text the user clicks on, ScreenTip adds the hover tooltip, and the Link to settings determine the broad category of the hyperlink (whether you’re linking to a file, a place in this document, a new document, or an email).