> try
>
> @url
> file://C:\Documents and Settings\rkeeney\.leo\workbook.leo#Experimental-->UNLs
> @url C:\Documents and Settings\rkeeney\.leo\workbook.leo#Experimental-->UNLs
> @url
> file://C:/Documents and Settings/rkeeney/.leo/workbook.leo#Experimental-->UNLs
> @url C:/Documents and Settings/rkeeney/.leo/workbook.leo#Experimental-->UNLs
> ?
Tried every possible combination of \\ and //, / and \ with and
without file: and either nothing happens or I still get 'file does not
exist'.
I will file a bug report. Thanks for the suggestions, though.
One other question. Why does the target need to be specified in the
headline unlike for URLs. For example, I might have a headline of
{@url Friendly Name} with body text that starts with the full URL
http://somewebsite.com in the first line.
Rob.............
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