how to create a link using jmolAppletControl

<applet code=\"JmolAppletControl\" archive=\"../../jmol-10.2.0/JmolApp
+let.jar\" mayscript=\"true\" height=\"20\" width=\"80\">
  <param name=\"type\" value=\"button\">
  <param name=\"bgcolor\" value=\"blue\">
  <param name=\"fgcolor\" value=\"white\">
  <param name=\"label\" value=\"Zoom Out\">
  <param name=\"target\" value=\"jmol\">
   <param name=\"script\" value=\"move 0 0 0 -70 0 0 0 0 1\">
</applet>

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in the above example i am creating a button.like how i want to create a link . thanks

In reply to (OT) about jmol by kalaisuresh

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