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this video is going to show you how to add internal links into a microsoft word document in microsoft office 2010. An internal link is just like a hyperlink on the web page. They're very handy in long documents that will be shared online such as your course syllabus or you may want to direct your reader to various parts of the document without them having to scroll There two steps to creating this kind of link First you need to add a bookmark at the link's destination. The bookmark is where your reader should end up after they've clicked on the internal link. To create a bookmark you could highlight the destination text, make sure you're on the insert menu, and then click bookmark. This will generate a pop-up screen where you'll give your bookmarking name and just a hint you can have any spaces in the bookmark name so they'll want to divide the words with dashes or underscores. After you've typed your bookmark name click add. The second half of this process involves creating the actual link your audience is going to click on to get to the place you just rcreated the bookmark. To activate such a link again you're gonna highlight the text that you wish to be linked and this time select hyperlink from the same insert menu. From here you're gonna click on the bookmark button on the right hand side, and then you can choose your bookmark from the list here. You should know that you can use bookmarks more than once in a document so you're gonna see a list of every bookmark available to you in the document. In order to activate the link, i simply click on the bookmark i just created and hit "okay." And then click ok one more time to return to the document. You can now see that my text is highlighted blue and underline which means it's a link, and if I control click, it takes me to the bookmark i just created.