#1, #1.1, #1.2, #1.3, #1.4, #2, 



For the original text that got converted into this page, see
7.1. Original text for the test links - Robert Walker


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7.2.# 1 Using relative urls to make links
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See 3.1. Guitar refretting - John Starrett

See 4.2. Why study tuning? - Alison Monteith

See 1.1. John deLaubenfels adaptive system - JdL

Note that the file extensions can be left out, and the urls can be truncated.


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7.2.# 1.1 Changing the text for the link
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See
4.3. Why twelve notes as _one_ attractive arrangement? - Margo Schulter

->

See Margo Schulter's entry: Why 12 Notes...


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7.2.# 1.2 Adding a link to any page on the WWW
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Tuning group messages


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7.2.# 1.3 Add a link to a section in another entry:
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See 4.1.#2.2.1 What is microtonality? - Margo Schulter



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7.2.# 1.4 link to another section on the same page:
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See section 7.2.#2 Switching off the automatic links.

See 7.2.#1 Using relative urls to make links

See 7.2.#1.1 Changing the text for the link


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7.2.# 2 How to switch off the automatic links
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Perhaps you need the $ sign in an ascii diagram:

         $
        $.$
       $.1.$
      $.1.1.£
     $.1.2.1.$
    $.1.3.3.1.$
   $.1.4.6.4.1.$

This link will remain in its original form:
see $$.1.2

Another link to show that it is working again:
See 7.2.#1.2 Adding a link to any page on the WWW.