Hi! Is there a way to open a MSWord document via webdav from a link? It is unfortunately too difficult for most people to download the document from zope to a local directory, change it, and upload it again. Since Zope supports WebDAV it should be possible to open it via webdav by following a link (<a href="magic"/>) But what does "magic" need to look like? If I use magic=="http://zope-host:8080/foo.doc" "WebFolder" don't show up at drive letters. At least I didn't get it working. Since I need it for an intranet application it would be possible "mount" the webdav from zope to e.g. "z:" on all clients. Then a link to file:///Z|... should work. I heard that only Windows-XP is able to map webdav to UNC-Names An other solution would be to run a samba-server on linux which mounts the webdav. Someone on this list has reported that he got this working. But I don't like this. Would be nice if the server could be Windows, too. And I don't know if authentication works this way. According to http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Articles/WebDAV you need to use commercial products to map a webdav server to a drive letter (Webdrive, Teamdrive costing 39$ per client). Has someone experience with these products? Are there free alternatives which map a WebDAV-Server to a drive letter? Opening the word document with the windows explorer and editing is no problem. Has some hints? thomas