Presistent Links in Webhelp

Indeed this is possible.

What you do is take your base URL, in this case it would appear to be:

http://ddcwz40116/MasterData/index.htm

And you simply append a pound symbol/hashtag symbol ( # ) followed by the relative path leading to the desired topic.

Say your topic is in the root of your project and is named AboutUs.htm. The link would look like this:

http://ddcwz40116/MasterData/index.htm#AboutUs.htm

And perhaps it's in a folder named Article1 and is named Abstract.htm. The link would look like this:

http://ddcwz40116/MasterData/index.htm#Article1/Abstract.htm

Cheers... Rick

Yes, but you need to isolate the target topic's actual URL within the site - both of your examples are pointing to the index.htm file; that just allows the javascript within the page to send you out to the topic referenced via ToC, or Index, or Search. If you right-click on a topic in the ToC and tell it to open in a new tab, the "real" URL is revealed.