Copying Links from Other Pages
Anywhere you see a hyperlink, you can easily copy it from your Web browser right into a Composer page by using copy-and-paste techniques.
In fact, a page you've just accessed on the Web makes the most reliable source for a link. If you copy a file's URL while viewing it and paste it as a link into a page you're creating, you can trust that the link will probably work properly (until and unless the page or other resource is moved or removed).
Sources for copying links include
The Address box in your browser (where the URL of the current page appears)
The Bookmarks list (in Navigator) or the Favorites list (in Internet Explorer)
The header of a news article in your Internet newsreader program
The header of a mail message ...
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