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I want to create a link to a page in the documentation.

I am currently using

///  You will find a copy here. 
///
///  \ref clicn

I want the link to be here rather than the name of the page that clicn refers to.

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    Not completely sure what you want, but from the documentation: \ref <name> [”(text)”] so I think it might be \ref clicn "here" Commented Apr 30, 2015 at 16:44

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This should work with \ref

//! \page handle MyPage
//! text in MyPage

//! Some variable. For additional information look at \ref handle "this cool page"
int myvar;

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