I'm not sure what you mean there. To explain a bit better what I need:

I don't want to alter or edit the text. When I click on the text I want to go to another 
page in a bookmorph, or other text in a bookmorph, or open a window or other morph, 
" rather than the I beam sitting in the textmorph for editing.

Thanks!
Gary

02/02/02 03:15:20, John Hinsley <jhinsley at telinco.co.uk> wrote:

>Gary McGovern wrote:
>> 
>> Can anyone say what the best way of getting a TextMorph to work as a hypertext 
link (not
>> web related)  is.
>> 
>> Is there a trick? I haven't managed to override the default event successfully.
>
>This is how Ned explained it somewhere:
>
>"Highlight the code/text you want and use alt-6, then choose "Do it".
>Then you can 
>change what's displayed by holding down shift and using the mouse or
>keyboard 
>to select. Then type the new text.
>
>You can make other kinds of active links this way, including links to 
>classes, methods, or URL's."
>
>But while this works for most text_in_morphs, I don't think it'll work
>for a plain old text morph. I could never come up with a satisfactory
>explanation of why!
>
>Cheers
>
>John
>-- 
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>will have now access to a special 'escalation' team.
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>
>