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\subsection{Linking to a World of Information\hrulefill}

With \textit{Scientific Notebook}, you can link documents together to create
a body of online information that extends far beyond your current document.
Here are just a few ideas for using \textit{Scientific Notebook} links; with 
\textit{Scientific Notebook}, the possibilities are endless.

\begin{itemize}
\item  Include instructions for performing mathematical computations in your
documents by adding jumps from your documents to the \textit{Scientific
Notebook} Help system.

\item  Write your own Help topics as \textit{Scientific Notebook} documents,
and link them to the existing Help system.

\item  Place your \textit{Scientific Notebook} documents on the Internet.

\item  Access the \textit{Scientific Notebook} Resource Center, which
contains a growing collection of materials on using \textit{Scientific
Notebook} for teaching and learning. Copy information from the Resource
Center into your own documents, or build in links to the Resource Center for
your readers.

\item  Find mathematical formulas on the Internet, save them in \textit{%
Scientific Notebook} documents, and perform Maple computations on them.

\item  Use \textit{Scientific Notebook} to create a document that serves as
a home page for a class, teacher, or project. Build in links from that
document to related information, such as required reading, class
announcements, or homework assignments. Place the document on the Internet
with your web server and update it regularly. Students always open the same
document and always find new information.
\end{itemize}

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