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Open a pdf file from D drive using asp hyperlink [Resolved]
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i want to open a file using click on hyperlink and my file is saved in D://Doc
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You might not do that by specifying a physical path as this physical path may not exists in the clients machine.
To open a file that is not in the root of the application, you can create a virtual path in the IIS under your hosted application and specify path.
To know how what is virtual directory and how to create it, visit this
http://www.dotnetfunda.com/forums/show/2063/what-is-virtual-directory
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