Fix more broken links in ConfigFiles.md

Author: mkromberg

docs/Usage/ConfigFiles.md

@@ -21,14 +21,14 @@ A simple example of a user configuration file would be:
   },
 }
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-With the above user configuration file contents, Link will display notifications when processing changes to the source (notify:1), and default to only propagating changes from the namespace to source files (watch:ns). If a call to [Link.Create](..API/Link.Create.md) includes an explicit setting of the `watch` option, that will override the default.
+With the above user configuration file contents, Link will display notifications when processing changes to the source (notify:1), and default to only propagating changes from the namespace to source files (watch:ns). If a call to [Link.Create](../API/Link.Create.md) includes an explicit setting of the `watch` option, that will override the default.
 
 Note that a configuration contains a `LinkVersion` section, which identifies the version of Link that wrote the file.
 
 ### Directory Configuration Files
-Each linked directory may contain a `.linkconfig` file containing defaults that will apply when a link is created to that directory, or if the directory is imported. When [Link.Create](..API/Link.Create.md) or [Link.Export](..API/Link.Export.md) create a directory and create files in it, any non-default switch settings provided to tha API function will be recorded in a configuration file within the directory. This means that you no longer need to remember the options used to re-create the original link when continuing work, or importing the link into a runtime environment.
+Each linked directory may contain a `.linkconfig` file containing defaults that will apply when a link is created to that directory, or if the directory is imported. When [Link.Create](../API/Link.Create.md) or [Link.Export](../API/Link.Export.md) create a directory and create files in it, any non-default switch settings provided to tha API function will be recorded in a configuration file within the directory. This means that you no longer need to remember the options used to re-create the original link when continuing work, or importing the link into a runtime environment.
 
-If you already have a Link folder which was created by an earlier version of Link, you can add a `.linkconfig` file using [Link.Configure](../API/API/Link.Configure.md). For example:
+If you already have a Link folder which was created by an earlier version of Link, you can add a `.linkconfig` file using [Link.Configure](../API/Link.Configure.md). For example:
 
 ```
       ]Link.Create linkdemo /tmp/linkdemo