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Old 12-18-2010, 11:36 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by MoonBuggy View Post
I was planning on using links within the nook's filesystem, not my computer's filesystem. The problem is, all the examples I've seen use relative paths within the ePub itself - I don't know how to force an absolute path outside the file.
I suggest you try just a bunch more ../ to back out of your EPUB into the file system.
(see if that works)

I use Sigil, so my path tends to be: bookname.epub/OBPS/Text/file.xhtml
dot dot slash would look for another part in Text

so you might try ../../../otherbookname.epub (assuming the books are in the same folder)
By NOT using an absolute path (starting with a slash,you don't need to know where in the file system your book folder is, only where it woud be relative to your book.

I am almost positive, this will cause issues with epub-check, even if it did work
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