atw: Re: Word cross references and hyperlinks

=20
> > not sure what relative links are.
>=20
> (A relative link is one that does _not_ start at the base of=20
> the file structure -- instead, the path is relative to some=20
> default directory. For example, a link beginning with ".."=20
> means "from the parent of the default
> directory".)

Thanks - I have found some information on this at
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-us;291182 if anyone
else is interested.

So easy when you know how, but reference only gives instructions on how
to reference a path below.  It doesn't give any information on the e
'..' or any other similar commands.

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