-   IN OUR OFFICE WE HAVE MS Database WHICH LINK TO ONE FOLDER WHICH WE NAME Scan1 (here, ALL pdf files we scan & log in database are saved here), but in one of my boss we can't open this hyperlink in clicking VIEW in DATABASE-correspondence search?
May be there is something to click in our mainserver folder to link his Database in Scan1 Folder? I'll appreciate your help my email is dthizole@yahoo.com, working at HILL Int'l, Doha, Qatar
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Display the table in Design view,
create a new field to store the hyperlinks, click the new hyperlink
field's Data Type box, click the list arrow, select Hyperlink, and save
the table.
To Insert a Hyperlink:
Select the hyperlink field and then click the Insert Hyperlink button on the toolbar or select Insert ,
Hyperlink from the menu. Either select a file you want (use the Browse
button to help you locate the file) or type a Web address for the
hyperlink's destination and click OK.
To edit a Hyperlink: Right-click the hyperlink and select Hyperlink , Edit Hyperlink from the shortcut menu.
Is this enough?
Comments:
Mar 11, 2008
- You have different types of software to create online portal Why do you prefer access. If it is a portal without database use MS frontpage to create a portal
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