# HyperTeX

HyperTeX is TeX with an added HyperJump function (link information to other resources and link target information) of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML), and is implemented by HyperTeX specials.
Dviout interprets HyperTeX specials. If you press a hot spot by the left button of the mouse, you can jump to another part of the same text or to another local dvi file. You can also jump to other resources by executing an application associated to the linked file or by calling the default WWW browser.
When the cursor moves on a hot spot, the shape of the cursor changes and the link information is shown on the status bar.
Property Sheets -> [HyperTeX] specifies colors for link strings (Universal Resource Locators, or URLs; default is blue string with underline) and size of the cache buffer for resolving links.
When the dvi file foo.dvi contains a HyperTeX anchor Chapter1, say, then starting dviout by the command line
dviout foo #Chapter1
directly jumps to the anchor position.
If "Associating dvi files with dviout" is in effect, then the WWW browser automatically starts dviout for links with .dvi extension (cf. "no more dviout").
If a dvi file requires graphic files to be included, the function Embedding into DVI file is useful to unify the files.
It is also possible to search the location of a indicated anchor by String Search.
See the samples hyperdvi.dvi, sample.dvi in the package of dviout.