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Mac Forum / Applications / Internet Explorer / December 2003



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Billh - 22 Dec 2003 03:59 GMT
I work for a school and everyone uses PC's except the elementary school.
Some one sent out an email that had a link in it that when clicked on a
Windows computer opened an explorer window with the contents of a network
folder.  But the Mac users got an error message page.  I have not looked at
it yet but my boss said Web Browsers on  Macs  automatically put the http:\\
in front of everything thus the error message.  As a side note we do have
use a proxy in order to access the internet.

Does any one know of a setting I can change to make a link like this work on
a Mac?  \\Facualty\admin\policies  and have the policies folders content
appear so that a user could then open say a word document found there.

Thanks for help you can give me.
Yuri Zakalyuzhny - 22 Dec 2003 18:44 GMT
HI there,

Maybe you should consider putting slash characters (/) instead of
backslashes (\) into your URLs?

Regards.

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> I work for a school and everyone uses PC's except the elementary school.
> Some one sent out an email that had a link in it that when clicked on a
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> Thanks for help you can give me.
 
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