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To Add a KLink Keyword to an 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 keywords.
On the Edit menu, click Compiler Information, and then click Keywords.
Click Add, and then specify any keywords you want to insert into the file. You can add multiple keywords by separating each name with a semicolon.

Notes

To use KLinks, your help project must be set up to include keywords from HTML files.
Inserting a KLink adds an <OBJECT> tag to your HTML file. The file can now be a target file, and you can create a KLink from another HTML file to it.
Index files created using the site map method do not support KLinks.
You can test KLinks in compiled help files.
For more information about KLinks, see the HTML Help ActiveX control reference.

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