17.9 Invoking WinHelp macros
You can invoke a WinHelp macro from a hotspot. You
can use this feature to create a jump to an external location, or to
run another application from within WinHelp.
To create a macro hotspot, apply an inline element
with a special @outputclass to the hotspot
text in DITA XML, the same way you would for a jump or a pop-up; see
§17.8.2
Creating hotspots for jumps and pop-ups in WinHelp.
In this section:
§17.9.1
Using a hypertext marker to invoke a macro
§17.9.2
Assigning a hotspot property to invoke a macro
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Parent Topic: 17. Generating WinHelp
Sibling Topics:
17.1 Obtaining
tools for WinHelp
17.2 Setting
up a WinHelp project
17.3 Converting
text
17.4 Converting
cross references
17.5 Converting
tables to WinHelp RTF
17.6 Managing
graphics for WinHelp
17.7 Configuring
WinHelp topics
17.8 Creating
jumps and pop-ups for WinHelp
17.10 Creating
related-topic links in WinHelp
17.11 Configuring
index entries for WinHelp
17.12 Configuring
contents for WinHelp
17.13 Creating
browse sequences