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EliDee #1
Linking to C Drive
Hi can someone help...
I am trying to link to a file on my C drive, however when I click on the link
nothing happens. I cut and paste it into the address bar and it works.
Figure it may be something to do with the user accessing their own C drive and
not that on the server....
I want them to access their own C Drives.
any ideas?
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rob::db #2 Re: Linking to C Drive
It's never going to happen I'm afraid. You can only safely link to files on
the server.
EliDee wrote:> Hi can someone help...
> I am trying to link to a file on my C drive, however when I click on
> the link nothing happens. I cut and paste it into the address bar and
> it works.
>
> Figure it may be something to do with the user accessing their own C
> drive and not that on the server....
>
> I want them to access their own C Drives.
>
> any ideas?
rob::db Guest
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