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How to add the Insert hyperlink button to the Format toolbar of an announcement in a SharePoint Portal Server Announcement page by using FrontPage 2003
This article describes how to add the Insert
hyperlink button to the Format toolbar of an
announcement in a Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server Announcement page by
editing the SharePoint site by using Microsoft Office FrontPage
2003.
To add the
Insert hyperlink button to the
Format toolbar for announcements, follow these steps:
- Open your SharePoint site in FrontPage 2003.
- Expand the Lists folder, and then locate
the announcement list that you want to modify.
- Right-click the announcement list, and then click
Properties.
- Click the Fields tab, and then click
Body in the Fields list.
- Click Modify.
- Click Next.
- Click to select the Show Insert hyperlink
button check box.
- You receive the following warning message:
If you enable rich HTML in this field and then edit it
by using a Datasheet view of the list, any hyperlinks in the cell you are
editing will be removed.
- Click OK, click Finish,
and then click OK.
When you add or when you edit an announcement, you can add a
hyperlink to the announcement. To do so, select text that you want to be a
hyperlink, and then click the
Insert hyperlink button on the
Format toolbar. You can then set the type of hyperlink that
you are adding and the hyperlink address.
Note Not all hyperlink types are supported by the SharePoint
announcement list and are removed when you save the announcement. The following
hyperlink types are not supported:
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003
- Microsoft Office SharePoint Portal Server 2003
- Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 2.0
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