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Hi Matthias.<br />
I have an online map with placemarks each displaying a link for more information which is located on the user's CD (the user is instructed to have the CD already loaded.) Seems to be a simple idea. Works in the development local mode, ie, Frontpage not a browser. &nbsp;Here is the xml code: &nbsp; CDLink=&quot;&lt;a href=&quot;D:\Current Docket Information\North\S08 Backgrounds/S08 N2001.pdf&quot;&gt;Application&lt;/a&gt;<wbr />&quot;<br />
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Thank you<br />
Chris
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Hi Matthias.
I have an online map with placemarks each displaying a link for more information which is located on the user's CD (the user is instructed to have the CD already loaded.) Seems to be a simple idea. Works in the development local mode, ie, Frontpage not a browser.  Here is the xml code:   CDLink="<a href="D:\Current Docket Information\North\S08 Backgrounds/S08 N2001.pdf">Application</a>"

Thank you
Chris

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Hi Matthias,<br />
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I am familiar with basic, very basic java script. My application is browser based. Would you know, or no where tofind a code example that loops through a computer's harddrive to find a certain file using a browser?<br />
Thank you fro your help.<br />
Chris
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Hi Matthias,

I am familiar with basic, very basic java script. My application is browser based. Would you know, or no where tofind a code example that loops through a computer's harddrive to find a certain file using a browser?
Thank you fro your help.
Chris

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Anyone have a JScript example that finds the local CD/DCD drive? - Thanks Chris
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Anyone have a JScript example that finds the local CD/DCD drive? - Thanks Chris

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How to detect CD drive in HTML and Java

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