This is a V1.08 instance a .link.html file.   <BR>
This  xxxx.linker.htm file works both on my Windows 10 and on the web.
It had to be placed at a specific hard-coded (below) relative path away from the linked-to file, '20220307 DoD-Funded Ukranian 'Biological Threat Reduction' Labs ++.htm',  itself".<BR>

 It links from and exists in the directory C:\Data\History\Current History\2022 Notable\Ukraine - Russia\   <BR>
 It makes available C:\Data\History\Current History\2022 Notable\20220307 DoD-Funded Ukranian 'Biological Threat Reduction' Labs ++.htm (and more).
 This keeps "one fact in one place" and avoids "Update Anomalies" .<BR>

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Click <A HREF="./../../2022%20Notable/20220307%20DoD-Funded%20Ukranian%20'Biological%20Threat%20Reduction'%20Labs%20++.htm">htm</A> to use the relative path to browse the file named '20220307 DoD-Funded Ukranian 'Biological Threat Reduction' Labs ++.htm'.
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Click <A HREF="./../../2022%20Notable/20220307%20DoD-Funded%20Ukranian%20'Biological%20Threat%20Reduction'%20Labs%20++.doc">doc</A> to use the relative path to copy  the file named '20220307 DoD-Funded Ukranian 'Biological Threat Reduction' Labs ++.htmdoc'.
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View  <A HREF="./"> the actual directory containing this xxx.link.htm to the actual file version(htm, doc, pdf, ...), which are of good quality but located in a more out-of-the-way folder</A> .
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This actual directory is a newer, more important, or more general one one well suited for the general type of content in the file you want to access and thus likely to hold related content.


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