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To Add an ALink Name to a Target HTML File

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Updated June 10, 1999

Open an HTML file.
Position your cursor anywhere between the <BODY> start and end tags of the file, at the location where you want to add the Associative link (ALink) names.
On the Edit menu, click Compiler Information, and then click the ALink Names tab.
Click Add, and then enter any ALink names. You can add multiple names by separating each name with a semicolon.

Notes

This adds an <OBJECT> tag with the ALink names you have added to your HTML file. The file is now a target file and you can create an ALink from another HTML file to it.
You can test ALinks in compiled help files.
For more information about ALinks, see the HTML Help ActiveX control reference.

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