How to make a link to an HTML document? Impossible?

Can you use the flash player object to open url, instead of http just use the path to the local file ?

Making new threads in different places makes it difficult to keep track of your problem... did the FlashURL extension, mentioned in this one: Please login to see this link. - help?

Hmm... out of interest, have you tried it in different browsers, to see if one of them gives you any sort of message as to why it was blocked?

This seems to be logical, because MMF has different paths than SWF files. Just create an ini file called "test" without any path to see the difference. Run the game in MMF, then search for test.ini. Then run the SWF and search for test.sol - it's "slightly" different. You could try and place your html file there to see if it's found. If it works, you'd have to find a way to extract the html file when the SWF is run the first time to put it in the right location. OR a way (probably a new extension) to access the local file system in case the html file is delivered in any other way.

You understood very well what I want you to do, you just don't understand it!?!?!?

To make this more clear:
When you run from MMF, it creates a typical text file called "test.ini" in the Windows or application folder.
But the SWF creates "test.sol", a specific file format in a nested folder structure. Open it with a text editor and you'll see that it contains your ini data and other cryptic stuff. Once you run a SWF, you have to deal with the conventions of Flash. That's why it doesn't make sense to apply any pathnames in a Flash game, they're being ignored. After all Flash is much more limited than MMF itself.

Please run the SWF and save to the ini called "test". Then search for "test.sol" and you'll see the path where the SWF data is located. This path is your problem, because it's completely different to the path used by MMF. So, how could the SWF find your html file?

Oops, sorry, I didn't realize this object is new to you. I never tried other methods to find the path to the SWF data, because I always needed an ini.
- put an Ini Object in the frame
- at start of frame: set current file to "test"
- write a string or value to the ini

That's all. The file is automatically created and updated whenever you save something.

In the Event Editor you'll find this under the Ini Object. Sorry for the confusion, can't access MMF right now, guess for this object it's called "Set item value".

You have to enter the value and the item name (not sure which one first). Use something like "testvalue" and 123, in the ini this line will be saved:
testvalue=123

Have you named the file at start of frame, or at least before saving your value?
(Set current file: "test")