External
Link <A HREF=" ">
This command allows you to insert an external hypertext link in your
document; that is a link to another HTML document, image, or even an external
reference to your site (to a Web page or to an e-mail address, for example).
The hyperlink can be text or an image.
Select the text or image
that will act as the hyperlink.
In the Specialized
tab, click on the icon External
link 
.
You can also use the shortcut SHIFT+ALT+X (Refer to list
of shortcuts).
In the text box Reference
to an external link, enter the access path and the file name. You
can also search for the file in your folders by using the Open 
button.
(It is important to note that the referred file name cannot contain
special characters nor spaces in its name. Some browsers do not accept
these options.)
Select the
type of external link from the following options:
None (direct link): direct link to another
document (../../section/page.html).
HTTP
link: link to an HTTP address (http://www.domain.com/).
FTP
link: link to an FTP address (ftp://username:password@ftp.domain.com/).
e-mail:
link to an e-mail address (mailto:email@address.com).
Newsgroup:
link to a newsgroup (news:alt.groupname).
If necessary,
define an internal destination using the options found under Existing
destination(s) if they already exist. If the internal destination
has not been created, select the target in the Document
content area and click on the Destination
button. In the Insert an Internal Link
dialog box that is displayed, indicate a name for the target and click
on the OK button.
Click on OK.
The following command will appear in your document:
To insert a link from
the Windows desktop:
Click on the file you want
to link to your CuteHTML Pro document. Your file may be located on the Windows
desktop or in one of the other Windows explorer windows.
Drag the file to the desired
location on the edit window.
The following command will appear in your document:
To edit the references to a hyperlink, you can use tag
recapture .
Two other tabs allow you to define the link's target:
|
Existing destination(s) |
This tab allows you to indicate a specific location inside a document
where you want the link to point to. This location must have been defined
previously with the command Internal
link.
This option adds the # suffix to the hyperlink: <a href="Path/FileName#location"> |
|
Frame targets |
Use this tab to indicate a target window (FRAME). This command is particularly
useful if you work with frames
(FRAME) or to make an additional browser window appear.
This option adds the TARGET attribute to the command HREF: <a
href="AccessPath/FileName" target="LinkName"> |