## [Option:file] Dialog

### About a document route

> In WWW server, a top directory is defined, and the information resources to exhibit, such as all documents and an image, are put below on the directory, and it sets up so that only the bottom can be accessed from the exterior from there. Such a directory is called document route. It will become impossible therefore, to access those images and links on a server, if the notation of the path of an image or a link is specified with the full path of its own machine when transmitting to a server, after creating a document and completing by one's machine. [ other than a server ] In order for such mismatching not to occur, the specific directory of its own machine is likened with the document route on a server, and they are made to work, putting all of a document, an image, etc. on the bottom of it.

### Document route

> The directory of its machine is specified. [ who regards it as the document route on a server ] When the document route is not specified, it is considered that the directory where the document of ‚Ì exists during the present edit is a document route.
> (Example:c:/work/www of a setting)

### Image directory

> The directory on which image data is put is specified. An image directory is specified by the relativity from a document route. When an image is dragged and dropped from an image browser and the image is out of a document route, image data is copied to an image directory, and the path to the copied image is recorded. When an image is below in a document route, a copy does not happen.
> (Example [ of a setting ]: images)

### The notation method of URL

> In homepage builder, the notation method of two kinds of URL can be chosen. One is [the relativity from a document route] and it becomes the path notation on the basis of a document route. For example, the following example is assumed.

> Document Route | C:/work/www
> The present document | C:/work/www/users/foo/index.htm
> Image Data | C:/work/www/image/redball.gif

> If an image is stuck on the present document, the path notation is as follows.

> > /image/redball.gif (relativity from a document route)

> On the other hand, when [the relativity from a document path] is chosen, it is expressed as the relative path on the basis of the directory where the present document exists as follows.

> > .. /.. /image/redball.gif (relativity from a document path)