The Command prompt version of HYPERLINK inserts hyperlinks to areas or to selected objects and also removes hyperlinks.
The following prompts are displayed.
Enter an option [Remove/Insert] <Insert>: Enter an option or pressENTER
Removes the hyperlink from the selected objects. If a selection set does not exist, you are prompted to create one.
Select objects: Select graphical objects in the drawing
If the selection set contains more than one hyperlink, the hyperlinks that were found are listed at the Command prompt.
Enter number, hyperlink, or * for all: Enter the number or name of the hyperlink, or enter*to remove all hyperlinks in the selection set
The number of removed hyperlinks is displayed at the Command prompt.
Attaches a hyperlink to an object or an area.
Enter hyperlink insert option [Area/Object] <Object>: Select a method for attaching a hyperlink
Defines a bounding rectangle and places it on a layer called URLLAYER. If this layer doesn't exist in the current drawing, it is created.
First corner: Specify the start point of the rectangle
Other corner: Specify the end point of the rectangle
Enter the path to the file you want associated with the hyperlink.
Enter hyperlink <current drawing>: Enter the full path to a local file or the complete URL to an Internet file, or press ENTER to create a hyperlink to a named view in the current drawing
Enter a named location for the hyperlink, such as a view in a drawing or a bookmark in a word processing file.
Enter named location <none>: Enter the named location, or press ENTER to create the hyperlink without one
Enter description <none>: Enter a description, or press ENTER to create the hyperlink without one
Specifies graphical objects to attach the hyperlink to.
Select objects: Select graphical objects in the drawing
Enter the path to the file you want associated with the hyperlink.
Enter hyperlink <current drawing>: Enter the full path to a local file or the complete URL to an Internet file, or press ENTER to create a hyperlink to a named view in the current drawing
Enter a named location for the hyperlink, such as a view in a drawing or a bookmark in a word processing file.
Enter named location <none>: Enter the named location, or press ENTER to create the hyperlink without one
Enter description <none>: Enter a descriptive name for the hyperlink, or press ENTER to create the hyperlink without one