A text link is clickable text that performs an action. Users recognize clickable links in topics because the text is usually underlined and displayed in a different color (such as blue). When the mouse moves over the text, the pointer turns into a hand to indicate that it is in a "hotspot" area of the topic.
When users click the link, they go to a destination. Depending on the Help format you're creating, the destination can be to a local topic, an external topic in another HTML Help system, a bookmark, frameset, intranet site, Web page, FTP site, or newsgroup.
Destinations can also play sound or video clips and can even open electronic mail programs and display predefined email addresses so users can compose content and send messages.
Use one of these procedures to create a text link:
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