. This is a Test
This document demonstartes various kinds of links that can be put
in a $MATHS document and how they are translated into HTML. 

An abreviated URL.  "//www/" is translated to "//www.csci.csusb.edu".
See
.See Note to porters
below.
.As_is .See http://www/dick
.See http://www/dick

An abreviated URL.  "//web/" is translated to "//ftp.csci.csusb.edu/public/faculty/dick".
See
.See Note to porters
below.
.As_is .See http://web/forExample
.See http://web/forExample

A relative URL.  These normally
will refer to a file on the same
the same host as this page.
.As_is .See http:/dick/samples/c++.html
.See http:/dick/samples/c++.html

A URL relative to the current page.  These must
explicitly indicate that they are in the same or parent directory
.As_is 		.See ./tester.html
.See ./tester.html
or even
.As_is 		.See ../foo/bah/mumble.html
.See ../foo/bah/mumble.html
will be recognized as not being internal cross refs.

. Internal Cross-refferrences
Internal
cross-references become relative links to names in
a file with the same name.  For example, a dollar sign
indicates the use of a defined term or label elsewhere.
For example the sentence (above)
.As_is in a $MATHS document 
contains a link to the definition of $MATHS below.

Here is a link to a label of a formula in this document:
.As_is .See label
.See label
and a link to a section in this document.
.As_is .See This is a Test
.See This is a Test
. Sample Formulae
(label): quoted formula.

A blatent assertion:
|-(asserted): 1+1 = 1.
(asserted)|-(consequence): I am the Pope.
. Sample Remote Definition
MATHS::=http://www/dick/maths/.

. Proof of consequence
See world famous lecture by Berty Russell about
the properties of implication: a false proposition can
imply any proposition.

. Note to Porters
If you port the prototype mth2html script
.See http://www/dick/tools/mth2html
then you should change the definitions of WWWHOST and WEBHOST
to fit your own environment.