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<s1 title="Links Test File">
  <p>
    This is a regular paragraph. Senatus haec intellegit. consul videt; hic 
    tamen vivit. Vivit? immo vero etiam in senatum venit, fit publici 
    consilii particeps, notat et designat oculis ad caedem unum quemque 
    nostrum.
  </p>
  <s2 title="Linking to another document">
    <p>
      Clicking <link idref="readme">here</link> you will be transported to the
      <em>Readme</em> file. This has been achieved with
      <code>&lt;link idref="readme"&gt;here&lt;/link&gt;</code>.<br/>
      Note that the <code>idref="..."</code> <em>MUST</em> refer to an
      <code>id="..."</code> specified in the book file.
    </p>
  </s2>
  <s2 title="Linking to an anchor">
    <p>
      Clicking <link anchor="bottom">here</link> you will be transported to the
      end of this file. This has been achieved with
      <code>&lt;link anchor="bottom"&gt;here&lt;/link&gt;</code>
      and inserting <code>&lt;anchor name="bottom"/&gt;</code> at the end of
      this file.
    </p>
  </s2>
  <s2 title="Jumping out">
    <p>
      Clicking <jump href="mailto:pier@apache.org">here</jump> you will be able
      to send me E-Mail. This can be done inserting
      <code>&lt;jump href="mailto:pier@apache.org"&gt;here&lt;/jump&gt;</code>.
      The jump tag is used whenever you cannot use link, since the target is
      outside stylebook domain.
    </p>
  </s2>
  <s2 title="Linking to an anchor in a different document">
    <p>
      Clicking <link idref="sections" anchor="bottom">here</link> you will be
      transported to the end of the <em>Sections</em> file. This has been
      achieved with
      <code>&lt;link idref="sections" anchor="bottom"&gt;here&lt;/link&gt;</code>
      and inserting <code>&lt;anchor name="bottom"/&gt;</code> at the end of
      the target file (<code>sections.xml</code>).
    </p>
  </s2>
  <s2 title="Images">
    <p>
      <img src="test.jpg" alt="A squirrel"/>
      Last, but not least, inserting here <code>&lt;img src="test.jpg"/&gt;</code>
      we see an image appear in the target html. I know I sound stupid but I
      don't know what to write and I need to keep this long...
    </p>
    <p>
      <jump href="mailto:pier@apache.org">
        <img src="test.jpg" alt="The same squirrel"/>
      </jump>
      Inserting here a different image, but this time surrounded with
      a <code>&lt;jump href="mailto:pier@apache.org"/&gt;</code> element,
      clicking on the image you will be able to send me mail.
    </p>
  </s2>
  <anchor name="bottom"/>
</s1>