[Solved] Hyperlink - Relative references
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 3:21 pm
Hello,
I think I need a little help here.
First of all : I use a Mac and Open Office for Mac. OS is newest (10.10.1). OO is 4.1.1.
I have 2 documents sitting in the same folder. document1 has a hyperlink to document2. I need these two documents to travel from system to system (OS X to Windows to Unix to ...). The assumption is that when imported onto a new system these two files will always reside in the same directory. So, I need to define the hyperlink with only the filename of document2 – the expectation is that the rest of the path will always be assumed by the host filesystem to be 'current directory').
Accordingly, I define the target as : file:///document2
Doesn't work : OO says the file doesn't exist (I think because it is not looking in the right directory).
The help file, hyperlink topic, directs me to go to OO>Preferences>LoadSave>General and then specify that I want hyperlink references to be stored in relative, rather than absolute, form. It seems that on the Mac that option is not present ?!
Any help welcome, thanks in advance.
I think I need a little help here.
First of all : I use a Mac and Open Office for Mac. OS is newest (10.10.1). OO is 4.1.1.
I have 2 documents sitting in the same folder. document1 has a hyperlink to document2. I need these two documents to travel from system to system (OS X to Windows to Unix to ...). The assumption is that when imported onto a new system these two files will always reside in the same directory. So, I need to define the hyperlink with only the filename of document2 – the expectation is that the rest of the path will always be assumed by the host filesystem to be 'current directory').
Accordingly, I define the target as : file:///document2
Doesn't work : OO says the file doesn't exist (I think because it is not looking in the right directory).
The help file, hyperlink topic, directs me to go to OO>Preferences>LoadSave>General and then specify that I want hyperlink references to be stored in relative, rather than absolute, form. It seems that on the Mac that option is not present ?!
Any help welcome, thanks in advance.