IPlanet setting alternate documentation directories on other drives

I installed iPlanet on my PC on my C:\ Drive. I have PDF files on a network drive that I mapped as K:\ to my pc. I've develped application to open up these files in a Web Browser. How do I configure IPlanet so that these
files may be accessed? I tried setting up an alternate documenatation to K:\ but this does not work. Would I have to modify one of the configuration files manually to be able to recognize this new directory?
Thanks.

Try read this article
http://knowledgebase.iplanet.com/ikb/kb/articles/450.html
It's a old problem, since old time netscape.
For me never work fine with win NT and iPlanet 4.1
Good Lock!

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Hey Kappy, thanks so much for your reply and ideas. Sadly this goes beyond "Just the 2 Drives", this computer behaves this way, with ANY other device set to Startup Volume in System Preferences, including FW, USB drives with OS X installations, other Intel Mac's in Target Disk Mode, or Installation CD's - which will ALL boot, and run THIS mac, selecting them in "Option Boot" - but not "POWER UP BOOT", when selected in System Preferences, in OS X. All of these other Volumes, devices and CD's will power up / Boot several OTHER Mac's with no problem - this problem seems to be isolated to this computer.
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*Re: 3.* This was not cloned, it is a fresh Partition, Format, Instal & Update
*Re: 4.* There are now 2 different drives, from 2 diff mfg's, one Brand new out of the box, exhibiting the same behavior as a completely different drive / installation of OS X - leading me to suspect that this is a "System ISsue"
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