Tech Question (Local File Linking)

[Suicane]

Im trying to link all the files on my comp on one html page for easy access. I've got everything down except that any file that has a # in it comes back as "could not be found" I know there ought to be a way to fix this without chaning every file name but I can't find it.

Example: (Warning, Bad Words)
http://www.suicane.com/5.htm

Every file does what I want except the fuggers with the pesky #'s in the filename.

It's frustrating the hell out of me.

[Hell Atlantic]

i don't know, but let me know when these links start working so i can get to clicking. i love the celebrity stuff you got.

[Matt]

ditto that.

[SteveBsFan]

I didn't notice any problem, what's it doing for you?

Btw, a quick fix is to rename the movie and take out the #

[Suicane]

lol. I'll upload some if ya want when I get a chance. What im saying (and trying to do) is not create web links, but link to local files on my comp so I dont have to sort thru them. I've got 6 external hard drives and I want 1 page that I can open and just click on the link to open them up. But any file that has a # in it doesn't open. Im sure that the # is screwing up the process but im trying to figure out a workaround that doesnt involve eliminating the # from every file.

[SteveBsFan]

What happens when you try to open them? Nothing at all, or do you get an error?

[Suicane]

[SteveBsFan]

I tried a few things on my own computer and couldn't figure it out, i'll take a look at it later though

[Cringer]

So, after seeing some pretty damn do-able chicks about an hour ago and not done with my first of 6 weeks, I could use some of that porn. I love the A-C part of that folder. Just the fact that you have to divide it up to that extent makes me jealous.