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I think if you just make that data a hyperlink ref on your web page you will not have to do anything ... the file should just open.<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;file://c:/book1.xls&quot;<wbr />&gt;book1&lt;/a&gt;<wbr />
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I think if you just make that data a hyperlink ref on your web page you will not have to do anything ... the file should just open.

<a href="file://c:/book1.xls">book1</a>

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Hi:<br />
I have a form that I've converted over to HTML, but now some of the commands don't work bcs its obviously in a differnt language (originally done in VBA through Access).<br />
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The code that I was using to open a document link from the record was using the followhyperlink method...code i was using here...Application.FollowH<wbr />yperlink txtFilePath &lt;where txtfilepath is in the record as tblRecord / Document Link column.<br />
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How would I do this in HTML?
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Hi:
I have a form that I've converted over to HTML, but now some of the commands don't work bcs its obviously in a differnt language (originally done in VBA through Access).

The code that I was using to open a document link from the record was using the followhyperlink method...code i was using here...Application.FollowHyperlink txtFilePath <where txtfilepath is in the record as tblRecord / Document Link column.

How would I do this in HTML?

MS ACCESS Web Form - command button to open document from record

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