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authorkennyballou <kballou@onyx.boisestate.edu>2013-02-21 10:29:20 -0700
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@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ Next, we will look at a new target::
This is a standard definition of a Python function with a decorator.
First, the ``target`` decorator marks the function definition as a target (to
-be used by the ``list-targets`` command, see :ref:`specialTargets`). Next, we
+be used by the ``list-targets`` command, see :ref:`otherCommands`). Next, we
define the function; this function name *is* the name of the target. That is,
the name given to the function will be name given to the command to invoke this
target. Further, we have the docstring; (this is also used by the