With the (!xlink) ("external link") and (!url) commands you can insert links to (parts of) other documents, net sites or hypertexts. The difference to the upper command: UDO doesn't adjust special chars of the link destination. The tilde isn't a non-breaking space in the link destination, too.
UDO: | (!xlink [UDO] [*:\udo.hyp]) |
ST-Guide: | @{"UDO" link "*:\udo.hyp"}
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UDO: | (!xlink [Atari] [http://www.atari.com]) |
HTML: | <A HREF="http://www.atari.com">Atari</A>
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UDO: | (!xlink [UDO] [Titel@d:/winhelp/udo.hlp]) |
WinHelp: | {\uldb UDO}{\v Titel@d:/winhelp/udo.hlp}
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else: | UDO (or Atari) |
How to use external links inside an HTML file is descriped in the following example:
""(!xlink [Yahoo] [http://www.yahoo.com])!.."" (!nl) ""(!xlink [Web.De] [http://web.de])!..""
... will be displayed this way:
Please note: