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Originally Posted by Wmr-RHB

No it doesn't.

Nobody in fact complaned about the space to be replaced by the %20.
The complaint was about the URLs containing the MS-DOS/Windows way of specifying a path (using \) instead of doing it correctly (using /).

as you mention the error is in the html code and i have used the "MS-DOS/Windows way of specifying a path (using \) instead of doing it correctly (using /). ".

the code for the web pages were created automatically and I forgot to include the code to change a DOS path to URL path.


amendments to the web pages will be done as soon as i can do them.

Many thanks.