Are the Intranet locations you mentioned on separate Websites?
If not, you could preserve the directory structure on the CD and base your
HREF's
on the relative position of the document within the folder hierarchy.

Wes

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From: KATHLEEN.M.WHALEN@c...
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Subject: [html_code_clinic] What would you do
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I'm designing pages for my company's intranet.
We have several branch offices and not all of them are connected via the
WAN.
The purpose of my project is to create a central location where people can
go to find the steps taken during a project.  For instance, when they want
to find out what to do once the CBA has been approved, this site will list
the actions and then have hyperlinks that take you to the various
locations within our intranet that contain instructions, examples, etc.

For offices that are not connected to the WAN, I will be creating a CD
that gives them this same information.

My question is this:  How do I handle the hyperlinks that point to places
on the intranet?  Should I create two separate pages 1 (for the WAN
people) with hyperlinks that point to intranet pages and another (for the
CD people) with hyperlinks that point to downloaded versions of the same
intranet pages?

How would you handle this?