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Originally Posted by goatmop
Worked great, except now my mind has exploded.
To test your ideas, I changed the first four links in my book, the first two using the "./" method, and the second two abandoning the "/" completely. All four links worked, but now, all the rest of the links in the book work, too. Any ideas why that is?
Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining. Just confused.
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standard file system notation:
/ = always start at the ROOT of the file system (C:/ )
./ =
starting at current directory
(no slash) = relative to
here (very similar to the above, but there may be some odd exceptions)