SAVE AS WEB PAGE hyperlink

G

Guest

I created a word document (e.g myhomepage.doc). Within that document I
created a hyperlink to another word document (e.g mylinkdocument.doc).
Within the hyperlink address I deleted all paths and had only
mylinkdocument.doc). I then did a SAVE AS WEB PAGE index.html

My index.html, and the link to mylinkdocument.doc are in the same folder.

I then copy that folder to another computer, and the link from index.html to
mylinkdocument.doc does not work! I do an edit hyperlink in index.html, and
it shows my address as with the previous path (e.g. C:mylinkdocument.doc).

My intent is to create a home page with internal computer links so I can
send this index.html and its respective links to another computer and click
all internal links from index.html and they work.

What am I doing wrong, and how do I do this right?

Thanks,

Steve
 
D

Daiya Mitchell

You set it up right--use relative hyperlinks and keep the docs in the
same folder. The "C:" is your problem. It sounds like Word changed your
links at some point?

try this-- in Tools>Options>General>Web Options, on the Files panel,
uncheck the "update links on save" box. You don't want Word to do
anything to your links.
 
G

Guest

Daiya,

Boy, this is where the word "esoteric" came from! Who knew.

Many thanks. Now works fine.

Steve
 
R

RG

How do I do this in Word 2007? I want to create a document in Word 2007 and
then cut and paste it into a web page, but the links don't come over.
Rosemary
 

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