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Old 01-11-2015, 10:54 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by paola View Post
thanks George: I had tried this, but it did not work. Then the strangest thing happened, I noticed that the link did work for one file, the only one with extension ".PDF" instead of ".pdf". I ignored this for a while, then thought "what the hell", and renamed all the files with a capitalised ".PDF" extension (changing the links to them accordingly": it worked

Isn't this bizarre?

Many thanks to all for all your help! I will post my files later today, when I'll have a little more time.
Case Sensitive file names:
the link must match the target exactly.

foo.pdf is not foo.PDF, there needs to be file extension 2 associations (pdf and PDF) on the reading application (on the device ) for the PDF browser to work with both case.
The reading application is calling external/internal viewer when it encounters a link-click for a different file type. If the link matches the filename, then the viewer call is faulty
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