Hello Gents,

Dwight - I never new about that right-click option to switch between 
absolute and relative. Thanks for that. All this time I seem to have been 
had relative addressing checked, although it's never caused me any problems.

Larry - I don't know if this will help, but I tend not to use the drive 
mapping letters in my links.  Mine all start with \\server-name\.  If there 
are spaces in my filename, I don't replace them with %20, but I enclose the 
address in <angle brackets>.  I mention all this because I've never had 
problems with links in my MLO file.  So I was wondering, what happens if 
you format your link address in the same way as I do?


Stéph


On Monday, 23 May 2016 19:01:00 UTC+1, Larry Ronsko wrote:

> Dwight, thank you for the explanation.  I have been consistently using the 
> absolute reference.  The link shows as absolute, but when you double click 
> it tries to open as relative.
>
> I have edited the registry settings for this as well.  I have tried 
> reinstalling.  No change in behavior.  Somewhat frustrating.
>
> Thanks
>
> On Friday, May 20, 2016 at 7:55:22 AM UTC-5, Larry Ronsko wrote:
>
>> For some reason, I am unable to get the "Link to File" to work properly.  
>> Whether I set a link as "relative" or not, I get the same result.
>>
>> The filepath in the notes section shows correctly, but when I click, it 
>> tries to place the "default" MLO filepath in front of the filepath.  In the 
>> example below, drive "L:\PVI\..." is the correct filepath to my file, while 
>> the "file\\document\cfo$\PVI-Common\..." is the filepath to my MLO file.  
>>
>>

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