Link Dialog Interface Details
The dialog contains:
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Link To text field: Contains the current link (if any). You
can create the link either by pressing the Enter
key or clicking either the OK or Apply button.
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Link Generation Command text field: Contains the command
that is used to create a generated link. Note: this field
appears only when the Generated Link radio button is selected.
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Show Link list: Contains the list of links, targets, and
other objects that you may want to link to for the current file. (For
example, if you have Heading 1 selected, all the Heading 1s will appear
in your list.) Single-clicking an item places it in the Link To text
field. Double-clicking an item in the list creates a link to it.
The Show check boxes allow you to choose the links that you want
displayed in the link list: Targets, URLs, Images,
and Headings 1 to 6. You can display as many or as few of
the items as you wish; just click the check box next to the appropriate
item.
The dialog also contains the following buttons:
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Link Type radio buttons: Allows you to choose between two
different link types--standard, which is a typical URL link, and
generated, in which a command-line command can be run to generate the
link (see the Creating Generated
Links task card for more information).
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Browse: Launches the Cosmo Create file browser, which allows
you to select a file to link to. For more information on the file
browser, see the File Browser reference
card.
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Display In: In an HTML page where you are using frames, you
need to designate which frame the link is targeted to. This is done
through the Display In menu button and text field.
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Document menu button: Allows you to choose which document's
links to view when you have multiple files opened.
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Apply button: Applies the current target but does not
dismiss the dialog.
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Remove Link button: Removes the current link displayed in
the Link To field.
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Close button: Cancels the current target and dismisses the
dialog.
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Help button: Launches the help window for the Create link
Target dialog.