<server name>
The name of the Web server

<virtual directory name>
The name of the virtual directory where the content is located on a Web server.

dhtml_kp.html
A page that causes the topic to launch in a separate window in the browser. Without this page, the topic opens in the current browser window, and when the user finishes playing the topic, the browser window closes.

Guid=
Indicates the document ID of the item.

Example:
http://<server name>/<virtual directory name>/dhtml_kp.html?Guid=04f9d570-8966-4170-b38c-3d399e38a948

You can create the hyperlink in two ways. One way is simply by typing it; however, there is a “shortcut” that can save you some time. Within the folder where you published the content, there is a file called kp.html. When you open this file in your browser, it contains the outline structure and provides a list of all the outline items. Next to the modules and sections are Concept links, and next to the topics are Topic links. You can use these links to create the hyperlink.

Note: If you use this method, the &Back parameter is automatically added to the hyperlink. This parameter causes the browser to navigate back one page in the browser history to the page before the gateway page. It is optional.

To create a link by copying:

1. In Windows Explorer, navigate to the location of the published content.
    
2. Open the folder containing the published content.
    
3. Open the kp.html file in your browser.
    
4. Right-click the Concept link for the module or section or the Topic link for the topic.
    
5. Select the Copy Shortcut command from the pop-up menu.
    
6. Navigate to the document or location where you want to create the link.
    
7. Paste the link into the file or location.
    
8. Edit the link as necessary to refer to the correct URL. Note that by default, the link uses a file protocol, so you should update it to support the virtual directory location.