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posted by Helmut 
– Vienna, Austria, 2014-04-21 20:37 (4447 d 19:54 ago) – Posting: # 12868
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Hi Joel,
IMHO, Windows-type paths (containing backslashes) have to be converted to ones containing forward slashes only. Backslashes in links are not valid/well-formed XML. Though some XML-viewers might render the paths correctly, standard-compliant ones will – and should – not.
Please no commercial postings in the future.
❝ All inter-file hyperlinks should be set as Relative Path. For instance, if the source document were in "C:\project\nda\N094523\module2" then the Path for the link would be "..\module5\study042.pdf"
IMHO, Windows-type paths (containing backslashes) have to be converted to ones containing forward slashes only. Backslashes in links are not valid/well-formed XML. Though some XML-viewers might render the paths correctly, standard-compliant ones will – and should – not.
Please no commercial postings in the future.
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