Okay, I apologize in advance for being a javascript/web services n00b.

I have a need to demonstrate Exhibit with Timeline functionality 
while not connected to the Internet, on a Windows laptop...every open 
source advocate's dream scenario.  First, the most simple 
question.  Can I simply download the Exhibit source into a 
subdirectory alongside the demonstration web page and point to it on 
my laptop?  For example, can I simply edit the HTML header to include 
lines like this:

<script src="file://./exhibit/src/webapp/api/exhibit-api.js" 
type="text/javascript"></script>
<script 
src="file://./exhibit/src/webapp/extensions/time/time-extension.js" 
type="text/javascript"></script>

This assumes my .html file is in the same directory as a subdirectory 
called "exhibit" that has the 2.0 source tree beneath it.

Honestly, I've tried this and ... so far no workie.  I need to know 
if this isn't feasible.  If I need a web server, I have an IIS server 
running on another machine I could hook up to.  I know, another open 
source advocate's dream scenario...


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