Link files and directories in e-mails

This has probably been asked before, but I cannot seem to find an answer out there...
We are a small company that keep all our project files on a shared server. Now I would like to be able to send an e-mail to someone within our company including a link to a specific file and/or directory on the server, without actually including the file as an attachment.
I.e.: Directory: /server/projects/wings/
File: /server/projects/wings/estimate.doc
When the recipient of the e-mail clicks the above links the [wings] folder and estiamte.doc file opens automatically.
What is the correct way of writing the link?
Have tried afp://XXXXXX
file://XXXXXX
but nothing seems to work...
(It would also be nice to be able to use these links in iCal.)
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!

> file://XXXXXX
If this is an absolute path, the ‘/’ at the beginning is missing, i.e. an additional ‘/’ is needed. It should be:
file:///XXXXXX
Actually, the example you gave should be (note ‘/Volumes’ at the beginning):
file:///Volumes/server/projects/wings/estimate.doc

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> On our internal web page we have some links to various
areas like Office Forms,
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