Outlook express, add a hyperlink to a location on a windows network,how2?

Question

In Outlook you can add a hyperlink to a location on a network how can this be done on a mac in mail?
for example I get set this
G:\
Looking at the plain text it looks like this
G:\Home\MattJayC\LIBRARY\photography
<file:///\\uranus\DJKID\Home\MattJayC\LIBRARY\photography>
On the PC Outlook, you go to insert hyperlink then navigate the folder on the network, and click OK.
What is the quickest way or work around for me.
Matt

Answer 1

OK thanks. That number is always a theoretical "best" figure and the actual bandwidth is usually about half of that number.
So call it 50 Mbps that is really available to the Express.  The "extend" setup now takes away another half of that on average, so the Express must share 25-30 Mbps among 5-6 devices or so....maybe an average of 5-6 Mpbs per device.
That's less than half of the bandwidth on the old 802.11b system.
I imagine that there is just not enough bandwidth available for this to work well.
The AirPort Extreme can assign IP addresses for up to 200 devices and the Express is operating in bridge mode, so connected devices are being assigned IP addresses by the AirPort Extreme.  The Express acts a "pass through" device in this type of setup.
My opinion is that it is a bandwidth issue and the Express simply shuts down or locks up when it cannot handle the load that it is being asked to deliver.
Sorry, but I really see no workaround here other than an Ethernet cable run from the AirPort Extreme to the location of the switch.  Using Gigabit switches, now you have probably 8-10 times as much bandwidth or more for each device....about 50-60 Mpbs per device.
You may of course, get some other opinions from other users on this.