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Old 09-16-2008, 05:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Absolute or relatieve hyperlinks

Hi,

I am making a Auto Run Cd project and am using word 2003 to make single page web site pages via which i want to load files.

I am Trying to make a Hyperlink that will open a file that is going to be located to the CD when saved. But every time i make a Hyperlink it points to my c drive.

Examlpe:

Page1.MHTML is located in:

C:\Projcet\CD

The File: book.pdf is located in:

c:\Project\CD\Content\

Hyperlink on Page1.MHTML links to c:\Project\CD\Content\book.pdf. but i want it to link only to \Content\book.pdf since it is going to be located on a CD.

The autorun project folder is c:\Project\CD so once Published this is D:,E:, \content\book.pdf


Can any1 help please.

thanx in advance.
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