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We are using FrontPage2002 with WindowsXP.

The problem is when we have a website opened in
Frontpage2002 than highlight some text then right click
then Hyperlink. When the next windows opens to link a
file, in the "Look In" section it points to the users
desktop and not the open website. Which makes it very
difficult to link a file if the folder is not mapped
through explorer.

Any Ideas?

Thanks, Lee.
 
The dialog will remember the last linked folder location, browse back w/i your web and next time it should stay there

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| We are using FrontPage2002 with WindowsXP.
|
| The problem is when we have a website opened in
| Frontpage2002 than highlight some text then right click
| then Hyperlink. When the next windows opens to link a
| file, in the "Look In" section it points to the users
| desktop and not the open website. Which makes it very
| difficult to link a file if the folder is not mapped
| through explorer.
|
| Any Ideas?
|
| Thanks, Lee.
 
Nope Didn't work.

When you insert a hyperlink the lookin box is still
pointing to the users desktop and not the we folders.

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The dialog will remember the last linked folder
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location, browse back w/i your web and next time it
should stay there
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| We are using FrontPage2002 with WindowsXP.
|
| The problem is when we have a website opened in
| Frontpage2002 than highlight some text then right click
| then Hyperlink. When the next windows opens to link a
| file, in the "Look In" section it points to the users
| desktop and not the open website. Which makes it very
| difficult to link a file if the folder is not mapped
| through explorer.
|
| Any Ideas?
|
| Thanks, Lee.


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