Hyperlinked Glossary for 62-Page Document
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a 62-page Microsoft Word file in which every term that needs defining is already highlighted. I now need each of those highlights converted into an internal link that jumps straight to a glossary positioned at the end of the same document.
Inside that glossary, the definition must be followed by active links (or cross-references) back to every page where the term appears, so the reader can navigate in both directions with a single click. Word’s built-in bookmarks, hyperlinks, or cross-reference features are all fine as long as they work reliably in the final .docx.
Scope of work
• Turn every highlighted term into a one-click link to its glossary entry.
• Build the glossary after the main content, listing each definition once.
• Under each definition, show the page numbers where the term is used, each page number being a live link back to that spot.
• Preserve all existing formatting and pagination.
Deliverable
A fully hyperlinked .docx that opens with no warnings and lets any user move seamlessly between content and glossary on both Windows and Mac versions of Word.
I’ll provide the current document as soon as we start; you simply return the updated file. Let me know if you need clarification before you begin.
Inside that glossary, the definition must be followed by active links (or cross-references) back to every page where the term appears, so the reader can navigate in both directions with a single click. Word’s built-in bookmarks, hyperlinks, or cross-reference features are all fine as long as they work reliably in the final .docx.
Scope of work
• Turn every highlighted term into a one-click link to its glossary entry.
• Build the glossary after the main content, listing each definition once.
• Under each definition, show the page numbers where the term is used, each page number being a live link back to that spot.
• Preserve all existing formatting and pagination.
Deliverable
A fully hyperlinked .docx that opens with no warnings and lets any user move seamlessly between content and glossary on both Windows and Mac versions of Word.
I’ll provide the current document as soon as we start; you simply return the updated file. Let me know if you need clarification before you begin.
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