Re: hyperlink help
- From: Zippy <ZippyN1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 21:01:49 +0200
In message <13iel8om9nu7a0e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Salad <oil@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
Zippy wrote:
I've been using the hyperlink base in A97 healthily and happily for some time.
I'm now trying to do the same in A2003 and having problems:
If I set the hyperlink base to c:\temp and link in 'c:\temp\myfile.doc', it saves 'temp\myfile.doc' as the hyperlink, instead of just the filename. Then, of course, when it tries to open it, it cannot find the file 'c:\temp\temp\myfile'
What's this supposed to mean? Must the hyperlink base be only a root directory and not a folder location? Doesn't seem to make sense.
Thanks.
There's 2 (3 if technical) parts of a hyperlink in Access. There's display and the address. Display would be "Press me" and the address c:\temp\test.doc. Are you sure you're updating the write component?
I haven't actually updated/manipulated anything yet. This is all just using the Edit Hyperlink dialog - it seems to store the incorrect location as the address.
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Zippy S
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