I believe the wording "resolves the path relative to the current
directory" actually refers to the creation of links, not to their use.
C:\stest>ver
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6000]
C:\stest>echo test > file
C:\stest>mkdir links
C:\stest>cd links
C:\stest\links>echo links > file
C:\stest\links>mklink relative file
symbolic link created for relative <<===>> file
C:\stest\links>mklink dotted .\file
symbolic link created for dotted <<===>> .\file
C:\stest\links>mklink parent ..\file
symbolic link created for parent <<===>> ..\file
C:\stest\links>mklink rooted \stest\links\file
symbolic link created for rooted <<===>> \stest\links\file
C:\stest\links>mklink absolute c:file
symbolic link created for absolute <<===>> c:file
C:\stest\links>dir
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <DIR> .
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <DIR> ..
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <SYMLINK> absolute [C:\stest\links\file]
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <SYMLINK> dotted [.\file]
07/09/2007 08:09 AM 8 file
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <SYMLINK> parent [..\file]
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <SYMLINK> relative [file]
07/09/2007 08:09 AM <SYMLINK> rooted [\stest\links\file]
C:\stest\links>cd ..
C:\stest>type links\relative
links
C:\stest>type links\dotted
links
C:\stest>type links\parent
test
C:\stest>type links\rooted
links
C:\stest>type links\absolute
links
C:\stest>mkdir a
C:\stest>echo a > a\file
C:\stest>move links a
1 dir(s) moved.
C:\stest>type a\links\relative
links
C:\stest>type a\links\dotted
links
C:\stest>type a\links\parent
a
C:\stest>type a\links\rooted
The system cannot find the path specified.
C:\stest>type a\links\absolute
The system cannot find the path specified.
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