I'm using Word 2000

I set my hyperlink base to a global drive where we store all of our approved
procedures. It works great when I hyperlink to external documents.

However, now when I try to use a hyperlink to a bookmark within my current
document, it still prepends the hyperlink base, even though it is using the
\l switch.

How do I get my internal links to bookmarks to work correctly now?

Thanks!
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Rita

I am having a similar problem. We are putting a new policy and procedures
manual on the web. The documents were created in Word, and will appear on the
website as Word documents. A table of contents has been created within each
chapter. The problem we are haveing is that it works for some people, and not
for others. At first I thought it was a 98 v. XP sitiuation, but have since
discovered people who use XP for whom the links work. Any suggestions on how
we may get this to work. It is a possible setting issue within Word, Windows,
or Explorer? We appreciate any insight. I would give a link, but am unable to
do so until we release to the public Friday afternoon.
Thanks

"Rita" wrote:

I'm using Word 2000

I set my hyperlink base to a global drive where we store all of our approved
procedures. It works great when I hyperlink to external documents.

However, now when I try to use a hyperlink to a bookmark within my current
document, it still prepends the hyperlink base, even though it is using the
\l switch.

How do I get my internal links to bookmarks to work correctly now?

Thanks!
--
Rita