How to hyperlink a word to a bottom part of the page

I have a page full of information
at the top i have two words: Dentistry and Orthodontics. The dentistry information is at the top of the page and the orthodontics information
is at the bottom of the page.
How do i hyperlink the word Orthodontics to make it when i click on it, it will take me to where orthodontics starts on the page.
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                      <p>Dentistry:<h2>Invisalign: </h2></p>
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                      <p>          Is another treatment option for people who seek unobtrusive orthodontic treatment. Instead of brackets bonded to the tooth, dental treatment is mapped out through a series of plastic dental trays designed to move the teeth in incremental movements over weeks. The clear, plastic trays are virtually invisible and are difficult to detect. With Invisalign there is no irritation to the gums and they can be removed for aesthetic reasons over small periods of time.
                      Invisalign is a solution for patients who are not in need of severe orthodontic treatment and is not a solution for everyone. In some cases, patients may require additional treatment if they have more dental malocclusions. Please schedule a consultation today if you want to find out if you are a candidate for Invisalign. </p>
          <h2>Dental Implants:</h2></p>
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                      <p>For patients who have missing teeth, dental implants could be the best treatment available. Dental implants perform similar to natural teeth. If you have healthy gums and bone, a dental implant can be placed into your jaw. Once the tissue have grown around the implant, a strong, artificial tooth designed to match your existing teeth can be attached to the dental implant . The replacement tooth will look and function similar to a natural tooth.
Endodontics (root canal therapy),
is a treatment for the pulp of a tooth which results in the elimination of infection and protection of the tooth from future microbial invasion
Common reasons for Root Canal therapy include:
- Decay has reached the nerve,
- A cracked or chipped tooth can cause the need for a root canal if the crack exposes a nerve
- trauma causes the nerve to separate from the tooth.
With the removal of nerves and blood supply from the tooth, it is best that the tooth be fitted with a crown which increases the prognosis of the tooth.
</p><h2> Tooth-Colored Fillings:</h2>
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                      <p>The same material used to create porcelain veneers, crowns, and bridges is also being utilized for more common treatments like cavity fillings. because tooth-colored fillings are made from materials similar in texture and color to natural teeth, teeth with white fillings are virtually indistinguishable from surrounding teeth.</p>
                      <h2>Dental Veneers:</h2>
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                      <p>Veneers are thin, artificial tooth shells made from porcelain or tooth colored resin, custom fitted to bond to the front of your existing teeth. Veneers are safe and relatively simple to apply, and they can be used to correct stained, chipped, cracked, misaligned, and discolored teeth.
Veneers can also add tooth length, width, color and esthetic shape. Veneers can reshape your smile in as little as two appointments.
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                      <h2>Crowns:</h2>
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                      <p>Teeth that are badly weakened by decay or trauma may require more treatment than basic fillings. Chipped, cracked, weakened, or decaying teeth can be strengthened with crowns, which cover (cap) the entire tooth.
Now made with porcelain or other tooth colored material, crowns or bridges can be as pleasing aesthetically as they are functionally.
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                      <h2>Bridges:</h2>
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                        <p>When one or more teeth are missing, the remaining teeth can shift out of their normal position. Teeth adjacent to the space or from the opposite jaw will often drift or tilt. These teeth are often more susceptible to decay or gum disease because they are more difficult to clean around.
All of this shifting and drifting will lead to changes in the bite, which may put stress on the jaws, muscles and teeth. Ultimately, your ability to chew comfortably and your appearance may be affected.
A non-removable bridge can restore your teeth to normal function by replacing missing teeth. It will improve the entire health of your mouth by keeping the surrounding teeth in position and can also help maintain the structure of your face and jaw.</p>
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<a name="ortho">This is a named anchor point on the page</a>
<a href="#ortho">This is a link to a named anchor</a>
If you want to get fancy, you can apply smooth scrolling to your anchors.
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How do I get my HP Photosmart 7960 to print the page numbers on a multi-page project?

How do I get my HP Photosmart 7960 to print the page numbers when printing a multi-page project?

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This has most likely nothing to do with the printer but with the program you are using to print. For example Word has a setting for this, so let me know which program and I might be able to check for you.
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How can I print just a part of the page and not the full page with Adobe Reader v 10.1.2?

how can I print just a part of the page and not the full page with Adobe Reader v 10.1.2? I need to print a engineering print with lot of information but information is too small in letter size and I don't have a plotter.

Two ways to print a portion of a page: zooming or using the Snapshot Tool.
ZOOMING:
Zoom into the area you want to print.
Click the Print icon.
Under "Pages to Print", make sure "Current view" is selected under "More options" (you may need to click "More options" to open it).
If you aren't satisfied with the preview, try clicking "Fit" under the Size button.
SNAPSHOT
Choose Edit > Take A Snapshot.
Drag a rectangle around the area you want to print.
Click the Print icon.
Under "Pages to Print", make sure that "Selected Graphic" is selected under "More options".
To enlarge the snapshot to fit the sheet of paper, choose "Fit" under the Size button.
Hope this helps!

I have LR from 2 through 4.4, I am simply trying to adjust CR2s, and convert the them JPEG. LR says my Perfectly Clear is expired but my update is up to date and all paid for. What is Perfectly Clear and how do i get this puppy to be part of the team?

i have LR from 2 through 4.4, I am simply trying to adjust CR2s, and convert the them JPEG. LR says my Perfectly Clear is expired but my update is up to date and all paid for. What is Perfectly Clear and how do i get this puppy to be part of the team?

Perfectly Clear is a 3rd party commercial plugin for Lightroom.
http://www.athentech.com/products/plugins/
Have you ever installed it as a trial in the past?

I do NOT like when I click "Find" that it opens in a separate window. I liked it being at the bottom left of the page and staying there. It's irksome the way it is.

I do NOT like when I click "Find" that it opens in a separate pop-up window. I liked it being at the bottom left of the page and staying there. It's irksome the way it is. Would you please put it back on the bottom left so it will stay open. It is so much easier.
Also, it is a little irksome that Firefox automatically uploaded the new 9.0 version. I was purposefully not uploading it. I thought it was loading updates to 8.0. You need to add more detail and have a way to give us an option not to update when the pop-up appears.

The Find bar is still at the bottom of the browser window, just above the Add-on Bar if you have it set to appear. No change with it in Firefox 9.0.
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

The bottom part of the screen is like bright it looks all weird i cant see annything in that part my ipod still has the 1 year warranty do u guys think i can get it fix for free or would i have to pay?

The bottom part of the screen is like bright it looks all weird i cant see annything in that part my ipod still has the 1 year warranty do u guys think i can get it fix for free or would i have to pay?

Try the following:
- A reset. Nothing is lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Restore from backup
- Restore to factory settings/new iPod.
If you still have the problem that indicates a hardware problem and an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is in order. If you iPod is defective, within warranty and not abused, Apple will exchange it at no cost.

How can I add a fade or other transitions to the pages of my website?

How can I add a fade or other transitions to the pages of my website?

like this :
http://www.onextrapixel.com/2010/02/23/how-to-use-jquery-to-make-slick-page-transitions/
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