Cosmo Create lets you add hypertext links to your HTML document. A link is a pointer that specifies the location of:
Any item that a link points to is called a destination. When you create a link, you are storing in the HTML document the location of a specific destination.
You can create two types of links:
For example, at the beginning of your document you create a topic list of the major sections in your document. You link each item in the list to the actual location (target) in the document that covers the topic. When people viewing the document want to go to a location (in other words, wants the viewer to display this portion of the document), they click on the item in the topic list.
When you publish a document on the Web, it is an available destination to which other authors can link. However, to allow yourself and other authors to link to specific locations within your HTML document, you need to identify each location of interest as a target and must create a unique target name for it. See Creating a Link Target.