Let's look at a brand new feature in Pages 6.1 that allows you to link to other spots
inside the same document.
So before you could link to web pages very easily.
You could even link to an email to create a new email.
But now you can link inside the document.
Let's look at how to do that.
These are called bookmarks.
So the first part of what you want to do is find where you want to jump to.
So say you've got a document like this and you want to jump to a paragraph like this
paragraph here from some place earlier.
You can select the area that you want to bookmark or just one word or even just put the cursor
at the beginning of the section you want to bookmark.
Then you can go to Insert Bookmark.
That's the easiest way to do it and it puts the bookmark there.
Now to link to it you would go to where you want the link to occur.
So let's select a word here and I can insert a link.
So I would go to Insert, I'm sorry, Format, Add Link, and then you see there's the web
page and email from before.
Now I can do Bookmark.
So that's the text there to display, that's the type of link, Bookmark, and then this
is where it's going to go to.
You can see it's going to jump to that text there which is on page 5 right now.
So now I hit Go To Bookmark and that will jump me there to see whether or not that's
where I wanted to go.
I could have just closed the window and it would have left it there.
You can see here there's this little underline there.
If I click on it it will actually give me the ability to edit or to jump to the bookmark
to test it out.
So when you export this to various different formats now you'll get an actual link.
So let's try exporting it as a PDF.
I'm going to go to File, Export to, PDF.
I'm going to just export it to the desktop.
There's the file there.
I'm going to open it in Preview just by double clicking it and there it is.
I'm in Preview and you can see it's underlined, that word there, and if I click it, it jumps
right to that paragraph.
So you can create various different links very easily that way.
You have some other options as well.
Let's go in and select another word here.
Do Format, Add Link, Bookmark, and you can see here I can choose a bookmark I've created
or I can also choose suggested bookmarks.
So where do these suggested bookmarks come from.
Well they come from the different Titles and Headings I've created.
If I go to Manage Suggestions it comes up with a list of all the different styles and
it will start off by default with Titles and Headings being in that list.
I can add my own custom style to that list as well or say, you know, use subtitles or
take some of these away.
These will appear under Suggested Bookmarks.
If I select one, now this is a bookmark here.
I can click on it, go to bookmark and you can see it jumps to that right there.
There's also a way to look at all your bookmarks.
Go to the Document sidebar and you click on Bookmarks right here you can see a list of
all the suggested ones.
You can see it puts them in order.
It will add.
You can see it added when I did this heading here and I said I wanted to use that as a
bookmark.
It added that as a bookmark.
I've got the two and I can jump back and forth between them.
I can Control click on them and rename, delete, etc.
So like, for instance, here I can go to this one here.
I can rename it, you know something that maybe means a little more to me.
You can see it doesn't change the text here and maybe makes it easier for me to add that
as a reference.
Just internally for me.
It's not something the user would ever see.
So, you can also add a bookmark for something you've selected by using this Add Bookmark
button and you can see it adds it there.
So you have a lot of versatility in this to be able to add these links within Pages documents.
It's a feature that a lot of people wanted for a long time and now we have it.