Links in linked local .htlm files work i IE, but not in Firefox.

I collect genealogy data in tables in local .html files.
Links in every .html page to parents, families and verifications.
The first link works OK, but if I click on a link in the already linked .html page, Firefox hangs.
Using links in this manner works OK when I use IE.
If this problem is policy related, please advice a method to bypass the policy.

mrs fed up wrote:
> I've built most of my website and have put in all the
links only to find that
> none of my links, except to external websites work in
Firefox. When viewed in
> IE, they work just fine. I don't get it. Can someone
help me. I'm about ready
> to throw the computer out the window.
>
Let us see an url in order that we may see the problem and
troubleshoot.
chin chin
Sinclair

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