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Using the number sign (#) in hyperlinks
I've tried to create multiple hyperlinks in Word 2003 that contain number
signs (#). These hyperlinks are to files in our internal network and pages on our internal website. In both cases, when I click on the link, Word 2003 is unable to handle the hyperlink. It gives me the following error message (where url is the name of our internal home page): "Unable to open http://url/home.asp?level_1=2854&level_296%23level_2_96. Cannot download the information you requested." The actual hyperlink reads: http://url/home.asp?level_1=2854&level_2=96#level_2_96 When I try to link to a file that has a number sign, I get the error message: "Cannot open the specified file." I'm able to create links to other web pages and files successfully. It's just the ones with number signs in them that give me problems. I can't find this problem documented anywhere in the online help or in Microsoft's knowledge base. Has anyone else run across it? Are there any workarounds? Thanks for any information you can pass my way. CHBeery |
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