How do I specify file locations in a structure application?

I want to export a structured Frame file to XML, using a structure application that I create. I have a DTD, a read/write file, and a template file, all stored on a network drive. I would like to specify the locations of these files using the notation \\MyServer\folder\...\folder\name.dtd, etc to make the application independent of the drive mapping. I can do this for the read/write file and the template file, but FrameMaker complains when I specify the DTD file in the same way. If I change the path for the DTD file to be R:\...\folder\name.dtd, then FrameMaker does not complain about it but apparently sees the read/write and template files just fine.
Why is this? Am I doing something wrong in the path specification?
I am using FrameMaker 9.0.3 on Windows XP with all service packs.
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Van

David,
Yes, I also used the form K:\folder\...\name.dtd, and it works. The problem down the line is that FrameMaker inserts that text into the <!DOCTYPE ... > element, which is normally OK; however, when I open the file in Dreamweaver, DW changes the statement to <?DOCTYPE ... ?>, which is the incorrect form. Subsequent testing indicated that Dreamweaver did this because of the colons, as in K:. Why? I do not know, except maybe Dreamweaver is making some assumptions about what it expects to see in the file.
Michael,
I tried changing the backward slashes to forward slashes, but that did not work also. But in that process, I discovered that the problem was due to spaces in the names of the folders and file names. Replacing the spaces with %20 did not work, but removing them or replacing them with underscores DID work.
So, now I have the locations specified with BACKward slashes and NO SPACES in folder and file names. This works just fine. Moreover, FrameMaker creates a doctype statement with FORWARD slashes in the path name, which is more universal.
So, for the time being, I am very happy.
Thanks for your help,
Van

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