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That is what it seems like. 

I did notice something interesting though. I manually created a link to
another PDF, giving me a link property of 
C:\temp\ext.pdf, then moved both PDFs to another drive, keeping the files in
the same location relative to each other. When I checked the link property
it had changed to D:\temp\ext.pdf. I guess what this means is that although
you hard code the path in the link property the PDF checks its own path and
adjusts its' externals accordingly. Just a theory. I will have to do more
testing.

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From: Leonard Rosenthol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 5:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [PDFdev] Acrobat 6 and external links



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At 04:19 PM 7/31/2003 -0400, Wil Paulk wrote:
>I need some information about programmatically creating external links. In
>previous versions of Acrobat my plug-in created links to external PDFs but
>with 6.0 it no longer works correctly. When I use a relative path it can't
>find the file that I'm trying to point to but if I hard code it (i.e..
>c:\test\test.pdf) works. It seems that maybe Acrobat doesn't "know" where
it
>is. Anyone have any ideas?

         There have been reports that relative paths in links don't 
function correctly in Acrobat 6 - but I haven't heard anything from Adobe 
about whether this is by design or a bug...


Leonard

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