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 :hpart name=filename.
 
The :hpart tag links one or more cross-references to a bitmap or other art.
The :hpart tag starts the definition of the references. Each reference is
defined by a :ahdref, :afnref, :aspotref, :alaunch, or  :ainform tag. The
definitions must end with a :ehpart tag.
 
Parameter  Description
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name       Specifies the name of the file containing the bitmap or other
           art. The filename value must be a valid MS OS/2 filename
           specifying the name of a file containing an MS OS/2 bitmap. The
           name must be enclosed in single quotation marks (').
 
Example
 
This example uses the :hpart and :ehpart tags to link a bitmap to a section
reference. The bitmap is contained in the file copy.bmp.
 
    :hpart name='copy.bmp'.
    :ahdref refid=cpy.
    :ehpart.
 
This example uses the :hpart and :ehpart tags to link a bitmap to a section
reference and a footnote reference. The section reference applies to the
left corner of the art; the footnote reference applies to the right corner.
 
    :hpart name='copy.bmp'.
    :afnref refid=syntax x=0 y=0 cx=10 cy=10.
    :ahdref refid=cpy x=10 y=0 cx=10 cy=10.
    :ehpart.
 
See Also
 
 :afnref, :ahdref, :ainform, :alaunch, :aspotref, :ehpart
 
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