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Hey all,
First off, i'm horrible at any type of HTML, so I approligise in advance ![]() I am using this line of code to directly open up folders on a server. The PC can open the folder and put files into it aswell as launch files from this folder: <td align=center > <a target="_blank"href="\\servername\Intranet$\sales" >Sales Tools</a> </td> Simplistic, but for now it works. Problem: I have some MAC machines(various OS) that are located offsite but that connect via VPN that need to do the same thing as the PC machines. They need to click a link, it opens a folder that they can launch or send files to. How can I do this in basic html? Note: I have no problem with them having to enter a username and password to authenticate if there is a need.. Sorry for my lack of precision....I don't know HTML or the terminology very well.... Thank you, Al |
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Scripsit Al:
> First off, i'm horrible at any type of HTML, so I approligise in > advance ![]() Approlegy not axepted. Ignorance is curable: just start learning HTML. Do it before you try to use it. > <td align=center > > <a target="_blank"href="\\servername\Intranet$\sales" >Sales Tools</a> > </td> > > Simplistic, but for now it works. For some odd values for "work". Not in World Wide Web terms. > I have some MAC machines(various OS) that are located offsite but that > connect via VPN that need to do the same thing as the PC machines. This group is about HTML authoring for the World Wide Web. > They need to click a link, it opens a folder that they can launch or > send files to. How can I do this in basic html? You cannot. -- Jukka K. Korpela ("Yucca") http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/ |
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