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In HTML 4.0, an element can be used as a link target. A target element is
a typed element with an ID attribute to which the link refers (a
source anchor). Before creating a link to such an element, you must first
turn it into a target element.
To create a target element:
ID value. In Formatted view, if Show
    Targets is turned on, the target element is preceded by an icon.
    In the Links view, icons that identify target anchors are always
    displayed.
    
    Note:   You can
    also directly create the ID attribute by selecting the
    element and using the Attributes menu. When you enter an
    attribute value, Amaya checks it for uniqueness, and changes the value if
    it is already used by another NAME or ID
    attribute in the same document. Another method for creating
    ID attributes is using Add/Remove IDs from
    the Links menu. Selecting this function automatically
    adds an ID attribute to all elements of a given name within
    the whole document, or within the current selection. Simply type the
    element name and click the Add ID button.