This is a test of a hypertext link.
 In this document I am using footnotes to serve as hypertext links. The convention is that any footnote that is preceded by dotted underline text will be treated as a link. The dotted underlined text becomes the "Hot" text and the content of the footnote becomes the link. Note that the link should not be surrounded with quotes or less-than greater-than signs.

This document should be converted with the "-h" option. If you do not use -h, the href's will appear a the end of the document as normal text.
I am aware that dotted-underline is not available on Word for Windows. The next revision will allow the convention to be changed....

now is the time for all good  men to come to the aid of
their country . Not a link because it was notdoubleunderlined.

Also note that the filter currently depends on auto-numbered footnotes. Anything else gets extra garbage in the output. - Sorry.