Hi there, in this video we're going to look at how to bring in a YouTube video, like this one, or Vimeo, or any other kind of hosted video service that you might want to play straight within Word. Happy days! Let's go do that.

First of all you need to figure out what video you're going to use, it doesn't matter whether you're using Vimeo or YouTube or Wistia, or any other kind of video hosting program. We're going to use YouTube because it's the most common. Fun video. And then, a couple of options, the easiest way is to go down to 'Share' and grab 'Embed'. This is all selected, right click it, say copy, jump back into your Word document. Where is it going to go? Mine's going to go just underneath here, and I'm going to go to 'Insert', 'Online Video', and here are the options, we're going to use this, ‘From A Video Embed Code'. Click in here, right click, hit 'Paste', and then hit this little arrow here. There's my little video. I'm going to make it the size I want, hit play, and, it's me, playing out the tutorials. I'm going to Hi there, in this video we're going to show you how to make links that will jump out to website, and how to style them so they're not blue and underlined, but also work through how to add links when they jump out to an email address, like this one, and also, the lovely thing, we're going to turn off when you hit bringyourownlaptop.com, and hit return, it's not going to automatically convert it into a hyperlink, we're going to disable that. Let's go and do that in this tutorial.

First up, we're going to bring in some text, we're going to 'File', 'Open', and if you've downloaded the exercise files, that should be on your 'Desktop', 'Exercise Files', I'm using this one called '05 Interactive', my 'Product Information'. 

What I want is, I want—we’ve used this already on the cover, and I grab these, if you don't have the files, there'll be a link on the screen here somewhere to download them. So I'm going to copy all of this, and I'm going to bring it into my document, I'm going to paste it in. 

There's a couple of things we want to do; there's some text here that already has the url, or website address, so we're going to put in our hyperlink, so we're going to right click it, sorry, select it, and then go along to 'Insert', and in the middle here is our kind of like interactive links stuff. So we’re going to click on 'Hyperlink', which just means it’s going to link to a website. Where are we going to link it to? To an 'Existing File or Web Page', that's not what we want, display text as, and this is the address, great!

So this is where you can type in, sometimes, 'http://', so just copy and paste that from the website. If you've got a more complicated one, you might have adobe.com on the site, but actually - I want to display text as just this - but actually link to maybe something really long in here, might be under here, maybe 'inkling', and it might have all these other bits and pieces. Looks nice under display text, but you have just have this ugly url down the bottom here. I'll click 'OK', and we get our lovely styling, you can decide on how to style this, select it, go to 'Home', and decide, actually I just want this 'black' again, and I will remove the underline by clicking the 'underline' option. It will still be a hyperlink, you will still be able to click it, and it will still work when we do an interactive PDF in the next video. 

So the next thing we'll look at is adding an email address, so I'm going to select this guy, and I'm going to go back to 'Insert', and I go 'Hyperlink', there's an option in here, it says 'E-mail address', and we have email address here, let's type in 'sales', just leave the ‘mailto’ at the beginning there, and 'adobe.com'. I probably don't want ‘mailto’ to display, bumped out there, but that's required in the kind of code side of things. 'Subject' line, so when people click on this, it's going to pre-fill in the subject line, so what this is going to be is, it's going to be 'Order Inquiry'. I'm going to click 'OK'.  Same sort of thing, I can restyle it, but when that's clicked it's going to open up my email, either gmail, or Outlook, whatever I happen to be using on my machine. So that's hyperlinks, and how to do emails. 

The last thing I'd like to do is, a really annoying thing that people have is, when you start typing in an email address, say you start typing in mine, 'bringyourownlaptop.com', you hit return, and you get the blue underline, and it does a hyperlink automatically. I really don't like that. So what I want to do is, I've undone that, I'm going to turn that off by default. And you do that by going to 'File', go along to 'Options', go to 'Proofing', and then this one here called 'Auto Correct Options', and in here the one we don't want is 'Internet and network paths'. Click 'OK'. It means, now when I type in my web address, 'bringyourownlaptop.com', put 'return' in, yes, it doesn't force in a hyperlink. I can edit myself later on if I like, but it's not making everything blue, and underlined.

All right, that is how to work with hyperlinks in Word 2016. close it down.

That's how to put in a YouTube clip one way, let's do one other option quickly, so we can go into here, and go to 'Insert', rather than having to go to YouTube first, I got my cursor where I want it to be, I can go to 'Online Video', and I can just do a search in here. I can type in, in my case, it was called, something to do with 'Bring Your Own Laptop', my company, it starts doing searches, and you can see, there's a bunch of my videos, there's me. This one, a really clever way of doing it, but let's say I'm going to decide on this one here, and then click 'Insert'. 

If we're going to do it from Vimeo, it's very similar. Let's jump into Vimeo, in Vimeo, I found a video that I want to use, and at the top here there's a couple of options, the one I want is this one here called 'Share' with a paper dove, click on that one, and click this 'Embed', right click it, go to 'Copy', jump back into your Word document, and just like we did with YouTube, go to 'Insert', 'Online Video', where it says 'Embed Code', right click in here, click 'Paste', click the little arrow, and there we go, we got a little Vimeo clip.

So putting in a video into Word is pretty easy. The only trouble is that the videos aren't actually part of the file, so internet connection is needed to go off and grab the videos from YouTube or Vimeo.

All right, that's it for this tutorial. Let's jump into the next one, we'll get a bit more interactive PDF type like.