text: Name: print link
  
  Type: command
  
  Syntax: print link to [{ url | anchor }] <linkName> with rect <rectArea>
  
  Summary:
  Defines a hyperlink within a pdf print loop.
  
  Introduced: 4.5
  
  OS: mac, windows, linux, ios
  
  Platforms: desktop, mobile
  
  Example:
  print link to url "http://www.livecode.com" with rect 50,50,60,60
  
  Example:
  print link to anchor "section 1.1" with rect 100,100,200,200
  
  Parameters:
  linkName:
  A URL or internal anchor name.
  
  rectArea:
  A valid rectangle describing the link area in the pdf.
  
  Description:
  Use the print link command to define a hyperlink within a pdf printing
  loop. 
  
  If the url adjective is specified, then *linkName* is interpreted as a URL
  and an external URL launching link is created in the PDF document. The
  given rectangle jumps to that URL when it is clicked.
  
  If the anchor adjective is specified, then *linkName* is interpreted as an
  internal anchor name, as specified by the print anchor command, and an
  internal anchor link is created in the PDF document. Clicking the given
  rectangle jumps to that anchor.
  
  If no adjective is specified then *linkName* is interpreted as a URL if it
  begins with (ASCII) letters followed by a colon. e.g. "mailto:foobar" is
  interpreted as a URL, whereas "mail-to-anchor:foo" is interpreted as an
  anchor name.
  
  When printing fields, any text that has its <linkText> property set
  together with the link <textStyle> is treated as if a print link command
  had been executed with the contents of the property as *linkName*, and the
  <formattedRect> of the text as *rectArea*.
  
  References: print bookmark (command), print anchor (command),
  open printing to pdf (command), cancel printing (command),
  textStyle (property), linkText (property), formattedRect (property)
  
  Tags: printing
  
  