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Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating
Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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Hi TheDon,
To see how to implement relative paths in Word, check out the solution I've posted at: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showtopic=670027 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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So it tried the simple idea you listed first (before macro) and I couldn't
get it to work. I tried the hyperlink setup and here is how I laid it out: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Camp High Rocks 2009 CD\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} , so I put "HYPERLINK" where you had INCLUDEPICTURE then nested the FILENAME code into it, but I keep getting Error! Hyperlink reference not valid., The named file is in the same folder, I tried to list it iwth and without the parent folder, but it wouldn't work. Am I way off base here? thanks, Don "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, To see how to implement relative paths in Word, check out the solution I've posted at: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showtopic=670027 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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Hi TheDon,
Did you create the braces (ie '{}' around the 'FILENAME \p' expression via Ctrl-F9? -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... So it tried the simple idea you listed first (before macro) and I couldn't get it to work. I tried the hyperlink setup and here is how I laid it out: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Camp High Rocks 2009 CD\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} , so I put "HYPERLINK" where you had INCLUDEPICTURE then nested the FILENAME code into it, but I keep getting Error! Hyperlink reference not valid., The named file is in the same folder, I tried to list it iwth and without the parent folder, but it wouldn't work. Am I way off base here? thanks, Don "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, To see how to implement relative paths in Word, check out the solution I've posted at: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showtopic=670027 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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Not sure what you mean. I feel like it put the brakcets in when did the
Filename field. "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, Did you create the braces (ie '{}' around the 'FILENAME \p' expression via Ctrl-F9? -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... So it tried the simple idea you listed first (before macro) and I couldn't get it to work. I tried the hyperlink setup and here is how I laid it out: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Camp High Rocks 2009 CD\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} , so I put "HYPERLINK" where you had INCLUDEPICTURE then nested the FILENAME code into it, but I keep getting Error! Hyperlink reference not valid., The named file is in the same folder, I tried to list it iwth and without the parent folder, but it wouldn't work. Am I way off base here? thanks, Don "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, To see how to implement relative paths in Word, check out the solution I've posted at: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showtopic=670027 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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Hi TheDon,
Your field code: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Camp High Rocks 2009 CD\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} suggests the source file is in a sub-folder (Camp High Rocks 2009 CD) hanging off whatever folder the target file is in. If they're in the same folder, the field code should be: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} If that's not the issue, all I can suggest is there's still something wrong with the way you've coded the field. -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Not sure what you mean. I feel like it put the brakcets in when did the Filename field. "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, Did you create the braces (ie '{}' around the 'FILENAME \p' expression via Ctrl-F9? -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... So it tried the simple idea you listed first (before macro) and I couldn't get it to work. I tried the hyperlink setup and here is how I laid it out: {HYPERLINK "{FILENAME \p}\\..\\Camp High Rocks 2009 CD\\Maintenance Inspection Chart for Cabins.doc"} , so I put "HYPERLINK" where you had INCLUDEPICTURE then nested the FILENAME code into it, but I keep getting Error! Hyperlink reference not valid., The named file is in the same folder, I tried to list it iwth and without the parent folder, but it wouldn't work. Am I way off base here? thanks, Don "macropod" wrote: Hi TheDon, To see how to implement relative paths in Word, check out the solution I've posted at: http://www.wopr.com/index.php?showtopic=670027 -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "TheDon" wrote in message ... Ilooked through all the hyperlink stuff and changed to keep them from updating Here's my question: I cannot get a link to open if I make it releative, why not? if I keep it absolute, it will open to the sever location. I need to take this doucment and others in the same folder and copy it to a cd when I am finished. Most of the links will open other word documents in the same folder. I have tested this with a relative path so when I burn the folder to CD they can open the links in the new location. I can't get it to work either way when I make it relative: on the current document or when I burn it. ONe thing I noticed is that when it is absolute it uses the backslash "\" and when it is relative, it uses forward slash "/" like a webpage. NOt sure if that matters. I'm using 2003 thanks, Don |
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