Using pound(#) in folder name, unable to open in hyperlink












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I've a user who has a pound(#) character in the folder name. When he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfolder as a hyperlink , he's able to open that folder.



But when he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfoldermyphotos folder as hyperlink, when heopens that folder, he got"The system cannot find the file specified"



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    I've a user who has a pound(#) character in the folder name. When he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfolder as a hyperlink , he's able to open that folder.



    But when he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfoldermyphotos folder as hyperlink, when heopens that folder, he got"The system cannot find the file specified"



    Any idea why it's happening?










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      I've a user who has a pound(#) character in the folder name. When he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfolder as a hyperlink , he's able to open that folder.



      But when he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfoldermyphotos folder as hyperlink, when heopens that folder, he got"The system cannot find the file specified"



      Any idea why it's happening?










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      I've a user who has a pound(#) character in the folder name. When he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfolder as a hyperlink , he's able to open that folder.



      But when he adds - e.g c:usersuser1document#myfoldermyphotos folder as hyperlink, when heopens that folder, he got"The system cannot find the file specified"



      Any idea why it's happening?







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          This is happening because # in a url has a special meaning, ie jump to a position in the document.



          Ive not tried it, but try using %23 in the URL instead of # - 23 being the hex value of #






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            This is happening because # in a url has a special meaning, ie jump to a position in the document.



            Ive not tried it, but try using %23 in the URL instead of # - 23 being the hex value of #






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              This is happening because # in a url has a special meaning, ie jump to a position in the document.



              Ive not tried it, but try using %23 in the URL instead of # - 23 being the hex value of #






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                This is happening because # in a url has a special meaning, ie jump to a position in the document.



                Ive not tried it, but try using %23 in the URL instead of # - 23 being the hex value of #






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                This is happening because # in a url has a special meaning, ie jump to a position in the document.



                Ive not tried it, but try using %23 in the URL instead of # - 23 being the hex value of #







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