I've always done it using your former method Gordon.

Dónal
On 10 Sep 2012, at 14:26, Gordon Smith wrote:

> Hi
> 
> This subject was discussed on Techno-Chat recently but I'm moving it here 
> because I think it more appropriate now that I am querying OS X specifically.
> 
> When one is creating a symbolic link in a Terminal window, does one first 
> navigate to the target directory, (where one wants the link file to be 
> placed), and then use the command:
> ln -s /Directory/Filename
> assuming a specific file is to be linked?  Or should one first open the 
> source directory?  I would think the former, but I'm just asking to make sure.
> 
> Gordon
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