External references are hyperlinks just like the internal references, but they refer to an external resources. The syntax is identical to that of internal references, except for the > disappearing. Note that external references are only picked up when the text enclosed in the braces is an actual URI of some sort.
You can also force an external reference to be created by prefixing the URI with <. This is useful when you want to for example link to a download relative to the current page.
Example: Referencing Google
Code:You could also search {http://www.google.com/}.
Example: Referencing another documentation page with a friendly description
Code:You could also search {http://www.google.com/}(Google).
Example: Referencing a relative file that is not a ZippyDoc document
Code:You can download it by {<file.zip}(clicking here).