Re: MI-L Relative Path

2003-03-18 Thread JDH05343
Hi! ash, That's the excellent solution for me. Thanks a lot! zheng > and you can even psuedo-navigate > > "..\..\path1\A.TAB" > (up 2 directorys, then "path1", then the file) > > ash - List hosting provi

RE: MI-L Relative Path

2003-03-18 Thread Simmonds, Ashley (PTB)
perhaps just a typo, but "...\path1\A.WOR" should be "...\path1\A.TAB" if you need to go up ONE directory "..\A.TAB" for each subsequent directory just add "..\", like this "..\..\A.TAB" and you can even psuedo-navigate "..\..\path1\A.TAB" (

RE: MI-L Relative Path

2003-03-17 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller
Well the question is if this actually is a OS problem. Normally the ".." means that the file should be located in a folder in a level higher than where the workspace is located. I don't know what will happen if you use "..." (3 points !!). Maybe the reason why it's working in Win98 is that you ha