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abc123 · 03-13-2003, 10:02 PM

browsers don't like literal "#" and special characters in url's but you you can encode as odd ones you can think of, i.e: "%20" represents " " (space).

just a note, you cannot name any file in windows beginning with "con".

i.e:
con.exe
con.txt
con.bat
con.java
con.cpp

none of these will work, windows doesn't allow it!

03-13-2003, 10:02 PM	#5 (permalink)
abc123 bloomberg Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: bloomberg Posts: 263	browsers don't like literal "#" and special characters in url's but you you can encode as odd ones you can think of, i.e: "%20" represents " " (space). just a note, you cannot name any file in windows beginning with "con". i.e: con.exe con.txt con.bat con.java con.cpp none of these will work, windows doesn't allow it! __________________ -- bloomberg.