Using LiveLink Connections

  You can include DECsound recordings in       DECwrite
  documents using LiveLink connections.  A LiveLink
  connection puts a DECsound recording into a document.
  The following are examples of when you might find this
  feature to be useful:

  *   Your document includes a complex graphic showing a
      machine part or a circuit diagram.

      Rather than type the description, you can create a
      LiveLink connection to a DECsound recording.

  *   You want to comment on a draft document prepared by a
      colleague.

      Rather than insert handwritten comments in the
      document, you can use DECsound to insert your
      comments at appropriate places in the document.

  When you create a LiveLink connection to a DECsound
  recording, the recording is maintained in a DECsound
  file.  If you update the recording, the document is updated
  automatically to include the new recording.

  When you insert a LiveLink connection to a DECsound file in
  a DECwrite document, you can insert an icon that indicates
  the presence of a DECsound recording in the document.

  If you do not insert the icon, the DECsound data block may be
  difficult to find in a document.  However, if you do insert the
  icon, the icon is also displayed when you print the document.

  For more information on creating LiveLink connections to
  DECsound recordings, double click on an item in the list of
  additional topics.

  Additional topics:

  *   LiveLink Connections from DECwrite

  *   Overview of DECsound