How can an absolute URL be made relative?
URLs can be made relative either to a server or to a page. In order to make a URL relative to a folder or to a web, you need to make the URL relative either to a server or to a page, because FrontPage will treat the URL as if it were being made relative to a page in that folder or web. Each relative URL, combined with its base URL fully specifies where the object is located. When you have an absolute address such as http://www.microsoft.com/myweb with an image file called MyPicture.gif residing in the images folder on the web, you can create a relative URL for that address by deciding whether the relative address will refer to a server or a page. For a server-relative URL, you’d use “myweb/images/MyPicture.gif” with the server name as the base for the relative URL; which fully defines the location of the object. For a page-relative URL, you’d use “images/MyPicture,gif” with theserver name and the web name as the base for the relative URL; which fully defines the location of the object.
