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Don't know nothing about HTML programming
It is so simple, it's probably a misnomer to call it "programming!"
First, you need access to the actual source, the plain text, html page for the page. Do you maintain that page or site?
The code for a link is extremely simple, as is the rest of html, of course. I'll try to get the code to display properly below. All you need to do is use the 'anchor' tag, you can see how that's done on any web page that has a link by viewing the 'source.' The menu that allows you to do that is usually in the browsers "View" menu, BTW.
It sounds like you already have the actual URL, so all you need to do is surround it with the actor tag as in the following code:
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<a href="http://whetevertheURLmightbe">Whet ever word you might want to have as the visible 'link.'</a>
That's it! If you want, you can use other attributes to change the font, color, size, decoration, etc. of the visible text. By default the text will be purple (I think) and it will have an
underline on it.