Discussion
In MS Word, which shortcut inserts a hyperlink?
Answer: A
Correct answer: Ctrl + K
Ctrl + K opens the Insert Hyperlink dialogue, which can link to a web page, another file, a place in the same document, or an email address. The display text and the target are separate, so a link can read see the annual report while pointing at a URL. The option worth knowing is Place in This Document, which links to a heading or a bookmark elsewhere in the file - the mechanism behind a clickable table of contents. Word converts a typed address into a link automatically through AutoFormat, which can be switched off if unwanted. Following a link needs Ctrl + click by default, so that clicking alone can position the cursor for editing. The distractors are all real shortcuts: Ctrl + L aligns left, Ctrl + H opens Find and Replace, and Ctrl + J justifies.
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