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Solved. I'll post this in case anyone else has a similar problem. The solution is to install the 32 bit version of Tortoise, in addition to, not instead, of the 64 bit one. They install by default into different folders and are apparently quite happy to coexist side by side. As WeBuilder is a 32 bit ...

No ideas?
Really missing this feature, a pain having to drop into explorer for commits and updates.
Works fine on the Windows 7 32 bit machines here, just not on the 64. No menu, no overlays.

Hello. Using Windows 7 (64) and Webuilder 10.2.0.121. Previously used Vista 32 and got very used to the right-click access to the Tortoise/SVN options from within the project window of Webuilder - extremely useful for updates and commits, no need to drop into Explorer and navigate to changed files ...

Again, good to know. But, just to be really pedantic, my understanding of what is meant by 'absolute' is the full and complete version of a URL. I'm only stressing this to try and avoid potential communication problems. Absolute: http://www.blumentals.net/file.php Root relative: /file.php Document ...

The specific example above isn't mine, so I can't answer with 100% certainty, but I'd say yes, you are right to say that the path should start with a / to indicate 'starting at root'.
Using /root/relative/links makes a lot of things easier in terms of snippets/libraries/code portability.

Lovely, thanks. Followed procedure as above (using command line to register the dll via regsvr32) and internal preview is working just fine.

Ah well, something to look forward to, then. Thanks for replying.

I tacked the following onto the end of an old thread a few weeks ago. Much the same issue, so I'll repost here: Add me to the 'would like this feature' list please. I use root (as opposed to document) - relative links on all projects, for all sorts of reasons. Am a recent convert to WeBuilder ...

Add me to the 'would like this feature' list please. I use root (as opposed to document) - relative links on all projects, for all sorts of reasons. Am a recent convert to WeBuilder, having used Dreamweaver for years, but one good thing about DW was that on the 'insert image' or 'add link' browse ...