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How do I set up absolute vs relative hyperlinks?
I am working in a Windows Network directory. I have relative links in my
document to other documents. When I move this document to another folder, I loose all my hyperlinks. Is there a way to provide absolute links - so that the links are not lost as a result of moving documents around |
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How do I set up absolute vs relative hyperlinks?
SumeetD wrote:
I am working in a Windows Network directory. I have relative links in my document to other documents. When I move this document to another folder, I loose all my hyperlinks. Is there a way to provide absolute links - so that the links are not lost as a result of moving documents around Help & Support option does a good job of explaining that. |
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How do I set up absolute vs relative hyperlinks?
See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=903163 "How to create
absolute hyperlinks and relative hyperlinks in Word 2003 documents". SumeetD wrote: I am working in a Windows Network directory. I have relative links in my document to other documents. When I move this document to another folder, I loose all my hyperlinks. Is there a way to provide absolute links - so that the links are not lost as a result of moving documents around |
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