Anchor Dialog needs a "Browse" button

We also use Spider Writer to author the HTML Help files for our software. So what you want is for Spider Writer to scan through your document, searching for anchors such as:

<A NAME="anchorname">Text</A>

Then have it list those so that you can select from them?

This will be added to the list of requested features. Thanks for the suggestion!

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Not entirely. What I want is to be able to browse through my local directory tree, rooted at the present file, so I can navigate and select a file of interest rather than trying to type and remember the exact filename.

Say my HTML Help project is located in H:\App\Help and I've got 400 .htm files there, many with similar names. When editing/creating a file to add an Anchor, I just want to be able to browse that list of files and select one into the edit box where the http:// currently is.

What you propose is also interesting, looking for anchors within the present document, but I'm looking for external anchors (filenames) in my case. Perhaps a radio button to distinguish between an internal or external anchor might be in order.

Ok, what we'll probably do is use the Anchor tag dialog as the dialog that pops up for anchors in Design view. That already has what you're asking for. Right now, the Design view is using Microsoft's Anchor dialog that comes with the WYSIWYG editor control they make.

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