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I already know all that. But you can't programmatically create the link
using a relative path such as .\Subfolder\mypdf.pdf which is how the program
works now. Instead of having our users all change the way they do things I
would rather just expand the path before I built the link. This is why I
would like to know if there is a function that will take a relative path and
return the full path.


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I believe Acrobat 6 does this, really without you knowing.

You can set your hyperlinks to relative but when you look at the path by
editing the hyperlink the 'Label' displays an absolute path.  However the
link is actually relative.  If you move your document somewhere else and
have a look at the path it display it as absolute in the new location.  So
in essence the link is relative but it just displays as absolute.

Steve

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Our product has the ability to create links to external documents, either
with a hard path (C:\Folder\Mypdf.pdf) or a relative path
(.\Subfolder\mypdf.pdf). The problem is in Acrobat 6.0 links built with the
relative path no longer work. It seems you must use the full path when
creating links.

My question is this: Does anyone know of a function in the SDK or maybe even
a Windows API that will take a relative path and return the full path? There
is a function like this in Cold Fusion but I can't seem to find one for
anywhere else.

Thanks.

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