Problems linking PDFs

I am working on a site that just won't allow PDFs to link.
All of my other links are working (internal, anchor, email
etc)....but for some reason PDFs won't link.
I thought it may have been a problem with the PDF file name
or the document itself....however, I opened a brand new document in
Dreamweaver and the PDFs linked perfectly with the new page.
To give you a bit of background.....the site I'm working on
was designed in Fireworks, sliced and then exported to Dreamweaver.
To allow for adjustment of rows and columns/ adding background
colours etc, I clicked on the "remove tag (img)" in most of the
table cells.
Do you know why this might be happening?

> 2) If the link is relative but in a folder different
from the HTML
> document,
> then the link should exhibit the following prefix ../ at
least once, and
> it
> should display the name of the folder in which the
document is contained.
If it's document relative, yes. But why did you ignore root
relative links
which will always work?
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> Check and see how the link to the pdf document is coded
in the DW Property
> Window?
>
> 1) If the link is relative and in the same folder it
should appear as
> 2009_Class_Timetable.pdf
>
> 2) If the link is relative but in a folder different
from the HTML
> document,
> then the link should exhibit the following prefix ../ at
least once, and
> it
> should display the name of the folder in which the
document is contained.
>
> 3) If the link is absolute then it must exhibit the
prefix
http:// .
>
> The appearance of any other prefix would suggest
strongly that your link
> is in
> error.
>
> Roddy
>

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