Advanced uses for <A>nchors.
An <A>nchor can point you to another link <A href="www.microsoft.com">here's a link</a>. It can also set itself as a reference point <A NAME="RefPoint"></A>.
If you have a really long page, you can create a link that points to a specific location on the same page. This is where you use <A NAME...>
Click Here to get to the bottom of this page.
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This is the link you use:
<a href="#bottom">Click Here to get to the bottom of this page.</a>
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Click here to get to the top of this page.
This is the bottom of the page. Here's the code used to create this reference point:
<a name="bottom"></a>