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Hi,

let's say that in order for me to make clear how my program works or even for the own sake of documentation I am writing some text document in word or whatever text editor or online wit google docs, etc. Let's say that at some part of the document I open a new one and extend there the idea. Then later, I go back to the "master" document and add some hyperlink or just put reference (it follows in doc XXXX, page YYYY). I wonder what could be the fastest approach to do this

* google docs adding easily hyperlink? but how can I organize docs effectively?
* some text editor with this functionality?

Thanks for your responses

P.D. Are there easier solutions than WIKI's? In terms of easiness of installation and setup

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Every document type or system has its own standard for interlinking documents. HTML has hyperlinks, MS Word has document references, etc. I personally find wikis to be the easiest way to grow and expand interlinked documents. HTML hyperlinks are probably the most common standard way of linking documents, and wiki syntax makes it especially easy.

Matt S