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Just a hunch, try putting bookmark path in double-quotes. &nbsp;If already in quotes then, try triple-double, i.e. <br />
&quot;&quot;&quot;c:\page.htm#book mark&quot;&quot;&quot;<br />
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Just a hunch, try putting bookmark path in double-quotes.  If already in quotes then, try triple-double, i.e.
"""c:\page.htm#book mark"""



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Try:<br />
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'c:\page.htm#bookmark'
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Fantastic - how do you figure out all this stuff?? <br />
Thanks.
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Fantastic - how do you figure out all this stuff??
Thanks.

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Frankly? I didn't believe you and tried it for myself ;)<br />
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Then I was hooked and tried other navigations methods, until one worked. The &quot;explanation&quot; is pure guesswork, but this _is_ a bug, no doubt about it.<br />
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Anyway, I'm glad you like this workaround. happy automated browsing!<br />
(°v°)
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Frankly? I didn't believe you and tried it for myself ;)

Then I was hooked and tried other navigations methods, until one worked. The "explanation" is pure guesswork, but this _is_ a bug, no doubt about it.

Anyway, I'm glad you like this workaround. happy automated browsing!
(°v°)

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I am using the MS Web Browser activex object in a form to display context sensitive help.<br />
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If I pass a URL using Navigate such as &quot;c:\page.htm#bookmark&quot;, it works fine. &nbsp;However if there is space in the bookmark name (&quot;c:\page.htm#book mark&quot;) it doesn't, although the name is valid and exists in the page and works if you type the url direct into an IE address bar. &nbsp;All it does is display the page starting at the top.<br />
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I've tried replacing the space with %20, but still no joy.<br />
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Using Windows 2000 Server, Access 2000, IE6<br />
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Any thoughts?
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I am using the MS Web Browser activex object in a form to display context sensitive help.

If I pass a URL using Navigate such as "c:\page.htm#bookmark", it works fine.  However if there is space in the bookmark name ("c:\page.htm#book mark") it doesn't, although the name is valid and exists in the page and works if you type the url direct into an IE address bar.  All it does is display the page starting at the top.

I've tried replacing the space with %20, but still no joy.

Using Windows 2000 Server, Access 2000, IE6

Any thoughts?

Using webbrowser activex object, cannot get bookmarks within page to work if bookmark has space in the name

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