Hi Tammy, Replace the backslash with a forward slash for the path names. In the online help, check out "hypertext commands", then click on "filenames in" for the full description.
Deb Correia Tammy VanBoening wrote: > For a variety of reasons, I have three instances of a Jump To > hyperlink > that must reference a file in a book, but the file is being > pulled from a > different directory than all other files in the book. > > Twice, I use this path: H:\EFB\Jepp EFB\UGs\AppManager\v1.1\Container > Files\EFB_Use.fm:Set up flight information and the link works > just fine. > Once, I must use this path: H:\EFB\Jepp > EFB\TSGs\AppManager\v1.1\Container > Files\Maintenance.fm:Set up flight > > In the path that is used twice, the total number of > characters including > spaces is 88. In the path that is used once, the number is > less - it's 81. > > Whenever I enter the path that is used once after the > gotolink prompt and > select Enter new hypertext marker, it gets converted to this garbage: > > H:\EFB\Jepp EFBSGs\AppManager\v1.1\Container > Files\smaintenance.fm:Set up > flight > > You can see that EFB\TSGs is now EFBSGs and Maintenance.fm is > smaintenance.fm. > > Of course the link doesn't work and I give - I can enter the > first path > H:\EFB\Jepp EFB\UGs\AppManager\v1.1\Container Files\EFB_Use.fm:Set up > flight information and this saves just fine and it even has more > characters in it, so I am assuming that it can't be the number of > characters, but I am at a loss to figure out why this second path is > getting saved as this garbage when I select Enter new > Hypertext marker. > > Thanks! > > TVB > > Tammy Van Boening > Senior Technical Writer > Jeppesen Sanderson, Inc. > 303-328-4420 > tammy.vanboening at jeppesen.com
