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A dialogue box will pop up asking you to put in the name of the anchor. Put in the

same exact name that you put in for the anchor link. If you don't, then the anchored

link will not work. The link from the previous step must has some place to link to.

Now, you are creating that place, and it must have the same name as the link you

have already created. Please note that for making the actual named anchor,

you do not need to put the "#" at the beginning. You only need to do this for

when you make the link to the anchor.

Click the "OK" button when you have entered the anchor name. When you do, a

physical anchor will be inserted into your web page. See the image below to see how

the anchor looks in Dreamweaver MX 2004. Please note that when the page loads in

a web browser, this icon will not appear. It only appears as an icon in Dreamweaver

MX 2004 so that you can recognize where you inserted an anchor on your page.

You can test to see if your anchors work by previewing your web page in a browser

(press F12 on the keyboard). Click on the anchor link, and it should take you to the

specified part of the page in which you inserted the anchor. If it does not work,

check to make sure if the names of the link and the anchor match in Dreamweaver

MX 2004.

Publishing

When you make web pages or a website in Dreamweaver MX 2004, it doesn't just

automatically appear on the web. You need to publish—or upload—your files to the

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