BC - Word-Processing in the SAPscript Editor

Hi,
Could anyone tell me how the Link functionality in the SAPscript Editor is working?
Regards,
Morten

Thanks. Well there's a little bit of doco at:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/a4/d47f0f49e111d189730000e8322d00/frameset.htm
but basically the "link" option calls function 'DOCU_LINK_BUILD' which allows you to create a "hyperlink" to another document e.g. in the editor you could type
here is a link
and put your cursor on the word "link" and chose Insert > Link, and in the popup identify that you want it to go to (say) program ZLOCAL_JC_SDN_PROG2, and the following will be inserted in your SAPScript editor:
<DS:RE.ZLOCAL_JC_SDN_PROG2>link</>
and when you display this documentation you see the work "link" highlighted.
Is this the sort of info you needed?
Jonathan
(there should be a slash showing in the angle brackets after the "link" word in the example above)

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