Problem Project in DVD

My project, I have made with my director and my menu in html and CSS.
In director I have used for relative path
on mouseUp me
  gotoNetPage("@::index.html")
end mouseUp
I wrote my project on DVD and when I run it works. When I click on lesson 1 to go. After when I click on the menu returns. Also when I click on lesson 2 goes. But when I click on the menu from lesson 2 tells me File not found my web browser (Mozilla Firefox) How to fix that? Please help me.
file:///E:/index.html
file:///E|/index.html

My project, I have made with my director and my menu in html and CSS.
In director I have used for relative path
on mouseUp me
  gotoNetPage("@::index.html")
end mouseUp
I wrote my project on DVD and when I run it works. When I click on lesson 1 to go. After when I click on the menu returns. Also when I click on lesson 2 goes. But when I click on the menu from lesson 2 tells me File not found my web browser (Mozilla Firefox) How to fix that? Please help me.
file:///E:/index.html
file:///E|/index.html

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