Need advice about text formatting and hyperlinking

Hi folks,
Thanks for reading my post. I am new at this and am using
Dreamweaver 6.0 for our website. We are putting together a
substantial directory on our site and were wondering if there was
any way for us to:
1. Not have to enter each hyperlink address into deamweaver
and have the software automatically recognize the link and point to
the site; and
2. Find the most efficient way to highlight a string of text
quickly
here is an example of one of our many listings in the
directory:
Alleghany County Community Foundation
4601 Six Forks Road
Suite 524
Raleigh, NC 27609
800-201-9533
http://www.nccommunityfoundation.org/
Every foundation has their own grant awarding guidelines.
Please get in touch with The Alleghany County Community Foundation
to see if you or your business is eligible for a grant.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all.
Vivek

> Dreamweaver 6.0
Please run as fast as you can to the Adobe downloads page and
get the
updater for DW6.0 -> DW6.1. There were quite a few
anomalies that can catch
up with you unexpectedly in that first release version.
> 1. Not have to enter each hyperlink address into
deamweaver and have the
> software automatically recognize the link and point to
the site; and
> 2. Find the most efficient way to highlight a string of
text quickly
I'm not quite sure what you are asking here. As already
suggested, it
sounds like you need to have your link information in a
database, which is
then placed on the page but maybe not.
And 'highlight' a string of text quickly? Sorry - I don't
understand what
you are looking for....
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> Hi folks,
>
> Thanks for reading my post. I am new at this and am
using Dreamweaver 6.0
> for
> our website. We are putting together a substantial
directory on our site
> and
> were wondering if there was any way for us to:
>
> 1. Not have to enter each hyperlink address into
deamweaver and have the
> software automatically recognize the link and point to
the site; and
> 2. Find the most efficient way to highlight a string of
text quickly
>
> here is an example of one of our many listings in the
directory:
>
> Alleghany County Community Foundation
> 4601 Six Forks Road
> Suite 524
> Raleigh, NC 27609
> 800-201-9533
>
http://www.nccommunityfoundation.org/
> Every foundation has their own grant awarding
guidelines. Please get in
> touch
> with The Alleghany County Community Foundation to see if
you or your
> business
> is eligible for a grant.
>
> Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks all.
>
> Vivek
>
>

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