Javadoc overview.html file location

Running NetBeans on MS/Windows. I would like to check in the entire NB project via cvs and include the Javadoc overview.html in the package.
However the person who checks it out can put their project pretty much anywhere they want. Unless I'm way wide of the mark it appears that the Javadoc overview.html file has to be given an absolute path. Is there any way to specify it relative to the installation or where the command is running. I've tried a variety of things but currently my NB project.properties line is:
javadoc.additionalparam=-overview C:/javaDocFiles/overview.html
I would like to replace the "C:/javaDocFiles" with a relative path or a symbolic parameter which would be correct where ever one checked out the project and move overview.html into the project hierarchy.
Thanks.

Good.
The doc says:
-overview
...The path/filename is relative to the -sourcepath.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/tooldocs/windows/javadoc.html#overview

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