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@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ OpenPGP's ASCII armor mechanism consists of:
## Example
In the chapter {ref}`zoom_certificates`, we take a look at a very minimal variant of Alice's certificate. In ASCII armored form, the certificate is 388 bytes long, and looks like this:
In the chapter [](zoom/certificates), we take a look at a very minimal variant of Alice's certificate. In ASCII armored form, the certificate is 388 bytes long, and looks like this:
```text
$ cat alice_minimal.pub
@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ $ hexdump -C alice_minimal.pub.bin
000000e4
```
If you read the chapter that discusses the [packet internals of certificate data](zoom_certificates), you may recognize this data.
If you read the chapter that discusses the [packet internals of certificate data](/zoom/certificates), you may recognize this data.
This binary data is, of course, not convenient to copy into the text of an email, or similar. On the other hand, it's a more compact format. In this example, the binary OpenPGP data is around 40% smaller than the ASCII armored representation.