<a href="whatever address you want to send someone">name of place</a>
This is a hyperlink as it's written in html.
It looks like this to a web browser...
name of place
(This hyperlink will not work)

This is a good example...
Copy and paste this hyperlink into your html document and then click on it...It will bring you right back here.
<a href="http://freeinternetservice.hypermart.net/p4.htm">This will bring you back</a>
Now change the info. to suit your needs.
There...you've just created your first hyperlink using HTML.
(example...)
<a href="http://wherever you choose.com/page_name">wherever you chose.com</a>

Use this HYPERLINK to send someone from one spot on a page to another on the same page.
Use this tag for where you want the link...
<a href="#any name">any name</a>
Use this tag for where you want to send someone...
<a name="any name" id="any name">
(Remember that the top link has to match the bottom link in order to work. Accept for the # sign, that is a symbol used to tell the browser to go to a word not a page.)
ok...let's try an example...
<a href="#learning">#learning"</a>
Click on the word learning and it will bring you up to the top of the page.
(notice that you will see what the tag should look like at the top as well.)