If I understand your question correctly, you have created a file using an absolute path in the file system. You would like to access the file via a web URL.

The answer will depend on what web server you use, the OS, and what rights you have.

From the information you have provided, it appears that you do not have the required WRITE access to a directory that is accessible via the web. If you did, the simplest solution would be to create your file there. Since you dont, you cannot copy the file there, and you are SOL, unless you can get such a right.

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In reply to Re: File Copy by NetWallah
in thread File Copy by Midnite

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