Help: How to Attach a Document to Your Google Page
| Let's say you have a Word document that you'd like to link to your page. In this case it's a list of classified UFO crash sites. (Everyone's got one of those lying around, right?) | ![]() |
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Begin by selecting the text that will become the hyperlink to the document. It can be a whole sentence, a phrase or a single word. Whatever makes the most sense as a description of the document that you're linking to. |
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| Click on the Link tool. | ![]() |
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Click on the radio button to select Your files (in this case, there's already an image file 21418055.png linked to this set of pages. Ignore that. |
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| Click on the Browse button to find the Word document on the local hard drive. | ![]() |
| Once you've located the correct file on your hard drive and clicked on OK, the document will be uploaded to Google's server. | ![]() |
| And now you'll see the link on your page. Click Preview to see how it will really look once you publish your pages. (In this case, the link will be white rather than blue and thus easter to see.) | ![]() |
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