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Author: rogercgui

docs/abcd-administration/system-databases/users-database.md

@@ -44,4 +44,4 @@ Administrators can manage this database via the **User Administration** menu in
 * Changing user profiles.
 * Deactivating users.
 
-For detailed instructions on managing users via the interface, see the [User Management](../user-management.md) guide.
+For detailed instructions on managing users via the interface, see the [User Management](/docs/3.1/abcd-administration/access-management) guide.

docs/abcd-advanced/data-models/index.md

@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ The default table in the root of the databases folder has content:
 
 In this particular table we have included the numbers from 0 to 9 (codes 048 to 057) because it is in our interest to index as words those cases of titles or other phrases that contain numerical values ​​such as dates and other references. This table includes also many letters from the Unicode Latin-1 Supplement range.
 
-See the [full ANSI table](./docs/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table.md) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
+See the [full ANSI table](/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
 
 If you want to include other symbols in Technique 4 or 8 indexing, just get your ANSI code and insert it in the place corresponding to your sequence.\\ 
 If you do not want the numbers to be included in the indexing by techniques 4 or 8, eliminate the codes 048 to 057.
@@ -484,7 +484,7 @@ The default table for ANSI/ISO-8859-1 in the root of the databases folder has co
 
 ```
 
-See the [full ANSI table](./docs/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
+See the [full ANSI table](/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
 
 The same table with captions. Th first line is the decimal number, the second line is value, the third line is the result.\\
 However for the table used by ABCD: 

docs/abcd-advanced/isisscript/guides/flow-control.md

@@ -54,4 +54,4 @@ This is achieved by another flow element, this time with the action exit, which
 ```
 
 The argument of the flow element, 1 or 2 in this example, is the return code that is passed to the operating system. \\
-More info: [abc-of-cisis/isiscriptref/flow.md](abc-of-cisis/isiscriptref/flow.md)
+More info: [/docs/3.1/isisscript](/docs/3.1/isisscript)

docs/abcd-advanced/isisscript/guides/parameters.md

@@ -18,4 +18,4 @@ A crucial parameter for most tasks is the name of the database to be used, e.g.
 
 The WWWISIS Reference Manual tells you what parameters can be used in what tasks.
 
-See also [abc-of-cisis/isiscriptref/parm.md](abc-of-cisis/isiscriptref/parm.md)
+See also [/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/isisscript/reference/parm](/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/isisscript/reference/parm)

docs/abcd-modules/cataloguing/index.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ This documentation is divided into three main sections depending on your role:
 If you need to catalog books, search for records, or print labels, start here.
 * **[Data Entry](manual/data-entry.md)**: Creating and editing records.
 * **[Searching](manual/searching.md)**: Retrieving information.
-* **[Z39.50 Copy Cataloging](manual/z3950.md)**: Downloading records from other libraries.
+* **[Z39.50 Copy Cataloging](manual/Z39.50.md)**: Downloading records from other libraries.
 
 ## 2. Database Configuration (Technical)
 If you are setting up the database structure or modifying fields.

docs/abcd-modules/cataloguing/manual/data-entry.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Located at the top of the record editor, this toolbar provides the following act
 | 🗑️ | **Delete** | Logically deletes the record (marks it for removal). |
 | 🖨️ | **Print** | Sends the current record to a printer-friendly view. |
 | 📋 | **Copy** | Duplicates the current record content into a new record. |
-| ☁️ | **Z39.50** | Opens the [Z39.50 client](z3950.md) to import external data. |
+| ☁️ | **Z39.50** | Opens the [Z39.50 client](/docs/3.1/abcd-modules/cataloguing/configuration/z3950-server) to import external data. |
 
 ### Navigation Bar
 Located at the bottom of the screen, this bar allows you to move sequentially through the database.

versioned_docs/version-2.0/abcd-advanced/data-models/index.md

@@ -390,7 +390,7 @@ The default table in the root of the databases folder has content:
 
 In this particular table we have included the numbers from 0 to 9 (codes 048 to 057) because it is in our interest to index as words those cases of titles or other phrases that contain numerical values ​​such as dates and other references. This table includes also many letters from the Unicode Latin-1 Supplement range.
 
-See the [full ANSI table](./docs/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
+See the [full ANSI table](/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
 
 If you want to include other symbols in Technique 4 or 8 indexing, just get your ANSI code and insert it in the place corresponding to your sequence.\\ 
 If you do not want the numbers to be included in the indexing by techniques 4 or 8, eliminate the codes 048 to 057.
@@ -484,7 +484,7 @@ The default table for ANSI/ISO-8859-1 in the root of the databases folder has co
 
 ```
 
-See the [full ANSI table](./docs/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
+See the [full ANSI table](/docs/3.1/abcd-advanced/cisis-utilities/ansi-table) for the all characters and corresponding ANSI codes.
 
 The same table with captions. Th first line is the decimal number, the second line is value, the third line is the result.\\
 However for the table used by ABCD: