Hi, 'file:///F:/dev/dir.pdf' is OK on linux systems (if /F:/dev/dir.pdf exists), i don't know how to make this work on windows, you can try "file:/F:\dev\dir.pdf" maybe there is just one '/' to much after 'file:'
Regards, Volker 2007/4/25, Brummeline Braathen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Volker Weber <v.weber <at> inexso.de> writes: > > Hi, > > try "file://F:\dev\dir.pdf" > > are you sure the error is "... c is not connected ..."? > should be "... F is not connected ..." in this case. Ops, it was F is not connected, a little writing error:) I tried your suggestion, but then nothing happends. Whe I hold the cursor over the link it says: file:///F:/dev/dir.pdf
