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The RMI supports the following types of requirements documents:
Text
HTML
Microsoft Word 2007 and earlier
Microsoft Excel 2007 and earlier
An IBM Rational DOORS database — see Linking a Simulink Object to a Location in a Requirements Document
You can also link to requirements in custom types of documents — see Linking to Custom Types of Requirements Documents
Depending on the requirements document type, you can link to specific locations within a document using the following options in the Requirements dialog box.
| Requirements Document Type | Location Options |
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| HTML | You can link only to a named anchor. For example, in your HTML requirements document, if you define the anchor <A NAME=valve_timing> ...contents... </A> in the Location text field, enter valve_timing or choose the anchor name from the document index. |
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| Microsoft Excel |
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| Web browser URL | The RMI can link to a URL location. Type the URL string in the Document text field. When you click the link, the document opens in a Web browser. Similarly to HTML document types, you can explicitly specify the anchor in the Location text field. |
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