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Re: URL Offsets Prevent URLs from being passed to a browser

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From: Randall Parker
Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2004 19:23
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Bob Gonder wrote:

> The one might wonder why you persist in using file instead of http?

Can I access local files with http://? Can this be done without installing an http 
server process on each customer machine?
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