"J. Steven Harrison" wrote:
> When I double click on any of the file names I get the following:
> http://gandalf.sns.com/scripts/C:/Progra~1/Micros~3/VC98/CRT/SRC/OPEN.C

I'm not sure what end result you are seeking.  But, you will likely need
to use some replace rules in your SWISH-E config.  

If you're trying to access the file via HTTP method, then the URL should
look something like:
http://gandalf.sns.com/scripts/OPEN.C 

If you're trying to access via file method, then you need some
additional code in your script to translate the funky DOS names into
something resembling a URL.  
Such as (local access):
  file:///C|/Program%20Files/Microsoft%20Something/VC98/CRT/SRC/OPEN.C
or possibly (local access):
  file:///Program%20Files/Microsoft%Something/VC98/CRT/SRC/OPEN.C
or remote access:
  file://machine/sharename/and/file.c

File method access on Windows is flaky because of the wierd filesystem
layout.  On Unix, file method URLs would look like:
For local access:
  file:/directory/and/file.c
For remote access:
  file://machine/directory/and/file.c

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