The name of this HTML document is Sample.htm. To create a link to it using the underlined word sample, the HTML text looks like this:

<A HREF="Sample.htm">sample.</A>When you are linking to another page within your own website, you only need to use the address name.htm or name.html. Never, Ever, Ever copy the code from the location(url) window in your browser unless it is an http link. In other works, if your linked page is in your H drive, don't ever copy something like file:\\H\yourfoldername\name.htm!!! It will work for you on your computer but not on the web or any other computer. Just the file name please, like name.htm.

PS. The htm vs. html issue is a hangover from the Mac vs. PC battle. Mac originally called html documents .html and Wintel enthusiasts used .htm. We are going with .htm in this class because we use Windows machines and web designers have a super secret agreement that htm. is a Windows page. It really doesn't matter, however, browsers treat .htm and .html documents the same. Remember, though, that you should pick either .htm or .html and stay with it. Use one or the other always!