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Contents 1 Computing 2 Organizations 3 Mathematics 4 Television 5 Other 6 See also

Link can refer to:

[edit] Computing

• Reciprocal link, two way links to and from websites, also known as "link swaps", "link exchanges" and "link partners"
• Hyperlink, a reference in a hypertext document to another document or other resource
• Hard link, a reference or pointer to physical data on a storage volume
• LINK+, an online library catalog
• Static link, used in programming languages like Pascal to support nested functions, allowing a nested function to access the local variables of its parent
• Symbolic link, a special type of file that serves as a reference to another file
• Data link, downlink, point-to-point link, satellite link, electronic communications links
• Linked list, a basic data structure
• Linker, a program that takes one or more objects generated by compilers and assembles them into a single executable program
• Links (web browser), a web browser for Unix-like systems
• Magnet: URI scheme, a URI scheme for magnet links for downloading resources via peer-to-peer networks
• <link />, a HTML element that is used to link web pages with other resources such as CSS style sheets
• Telecommunications link

[edit] Organizations

• Hong Kong Link, a holding company for toll tunnels and bridges wholly owned by the Government of Hong Kong
• Liberty in North Korea (LiNK), a human rights advocacy group
• LINK or Project LINK, a United Nations project to build global macroeconomic models
• The Link, a short-lived British organization founded in 1937 "to promote Anglo-German friendship"
• The Link REIT, a real estate investment trust established by the Hong Kong Housing Authority to privatize shopping malls and carparks
• Links, the Student wing of St. John Ambulance in the UK, See: Links Units
• The Links, Incorporated, an African-American female professional service organization
• Link, an ATM network in the United Kingdom
• LINKS, a collection of student run St. John Ambulance units.

[edit] Mathematics

• Link (knot theory), a union of separated mathematical knots, possibly tangled together
• Link (geometry), a graph derived from edges and corners incident to a vertex

[edit] Television

• Link TV, an independent American satellite television network

[edit] Other

• Link (The Legend of Zelda), the protagonist in the Legend of Zelda game series.
• Link (chain), a single segment of a chain
• Links (golf), a type of golf course
• Link (unit), a British and U.S. unit of length equal to one hundredth of a chain
• Links (computer game), photorealistic Golf Computer-Simulation by Access Software
• Links 2 3 4, a 2001 single by Rammstein
• Link (film), a 1986 horror movie featuring an orangutan of that name
• Link (album), a 1996 Goa trance album by Mathuresh
• Link, a 29th single by the Japanese band L'Arc~en~Ciel
• Link Light Rail, a light rail project in Seattle and Tacoma
• Linking col or link, a topographical feature used in determining topographic prominence
• Link, Somerset, a settlement in southwest England
• Link River, a short river in Klamath Falls, Oregon, connecting Upper Klamath Lake to Lake Ewauna
• Link (sausage), a single, whole sausage, originally part of a chain of two or more sausages.
• Cursive writing
• The mascot for Lincoln High School (Nebraska)
• Missing link
• LINK Train, a people-mover train in the Toronto Pearson International Airport in Canada
• The Link Trainer, an early type of flight simulator
• Linking Book, a form of travel in the Myst series of games.
• Goethe Link Observatory, an astronomical observatory near Brooklyn, Indiana
• Link, the ice age man in the 1992 American Comedy film, Encino Man

[edit] See also

• Linc
• Lynx

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