Website links do not work

Question

I have two links in a projector to html index files. all of
the links point to files that are completely offline, and yet on
another person's computer, they will not open. i just made a post
regarding an odd error message as well. i just noticed that the
script i used to call all of these external files is the same in
all instances where files are not opening. the script is:
on mouseDown me
ok = baOpenFile(the moviePath & "style guide.swf",
"maximized")
if ok < 32 then -- some error occurred
case ok of
2: -- file not found
alert( "File not found!" )
31: -- powerpoint not installed
alert( "You need to have PowerPoint installed to view this
file." )
otherwise: -- some other error, very unlikely
alert( "Unknown error" )
end case
end if
end
end
I'm not a programmer, i just finessed this as best i could.
what have i done wrong here, or what is missing, as the links work
on my computer, and i copied all of the work files to cd - all of
them!

Answer 1

wow . . . that works great to open the swf file! I still get
nothing though when clicking on the links to the html files. Maybe
it is something else I've done here.
I have all the files for two websites (they're small and in
development!) offline, in separate folders, and copied to the
projector CD I have tried to put together so far. The sites aren't
online, else I;d look for another solution. I made a shortcut to
each index file and put those in the top level of the projector
directory. An example is below. Is there something wrong with this
(using a .lnk file to call these index files)? Again, it works on
my computer . . .
on mouseDown me
ok = baOpenFile(the moviePath & "Shortcut to index.lnk",
"maximized")
if ok < 32 then -- some error occurred
case ok of
2: -- file not found
alert( "File not found!" )
31: -- nothing can open swf
baOpenURL(the moviePath & "Shortcut to index.lnk",
"maximized")
otherwise: -- some other error, very unlikely
alert( "Unknown error" )
end case
end if
end
end
Thank you SO much for getting me this far! I've got to be
close here . . .