http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8112
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is
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above
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An approximation is provided here, to be cleaned by xtpipes.
\Configure{Link}{t4htlink}{href=}{name=}{}%
\Configure{ref}
{\Link}
{\ifx \RefArg\:UnDef\else
\Tg<!--tex4ht:ref: \RefArg\space-->\fi\EndLink}
{}
\def\NOHREF:#1{\space href="\:sharp#1"}%
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\:CheckOption{hidden-ref}\if:Option
\OOstyles{%
<style:style style:name="reference-ref" style:family="text">
<style:text-properties
style:text-scale = "0\%"
/>
</style:style>
}
\else
\Log:Note{to hide clickable index and bibliography references
use the command line option ‘hidden-ref’}
\OOstyles{%
<style:style style:name="reference-ref" style:family="text">
<style:text-properties
style:text-underline-style="solid"
style:text-underline-width="thick"
style:text-underline-height="0.2em"
style:text-underline-color="\#0000FF"
/>
</style:style>
}
\fi
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\Configure{Link}{text:a}{ xlink:href=}
{ office:name=}{}%
\def\NOHREF:#1{\space xlink:href="\:sharp#1"}%
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