diff --git a/doc/Commands.md b/doc/Commands.md
index 3f7e75dc..08695078 100644
--- a/doc/Commands.md
+++ b/doc/Commands.md
@@ -174,12 +174,12 @@ Any command can be flagged to be executed as a background process. For example,
 make a Plugin that has a command that may potentially take a long time to complete, which could
 cause PBot to be non-responsive...
 
-Not a problem! You can use the [`cmdset`](doc/Admin.md#cmdset) command to set the `background-process` [command metadata](doc/Admin.md#command-metadata-list)
+Not a problem! You can use the [`cmdset`](Admin.md#cmdset) command to set the `background-process` [command metadata](Admin.md#command-metadata-list)
 and the command will now run as a background process, allowing PBot to carry on with its duties.
 
-The familiar [`ps`](doc/Admin.md#ps) and [`kill`](doc/Admin.md#kill) commands can be used to list and kill the background processes.
+The familiar [`ps`](Admin.md#ps) and [`kill`](Admin.md#kill) commands can be used to list and kill the background processes.
 
-You can also [`cmdset`](doc/Admin.md#cmdset) the `process-timeout` [command metadata](doc/Admin.md#command-metadata-list) to set the timeout, in seconds, before the command is automatically killed. Otherwise the `processmanager.default_timeout` [registry value](doc/Registry.md) will be used.
+You can also [`cmdset`](Admin.md#cmdset) the `process-timeout` [command metadata](Admin.md#command-metadata-list) to set the timeout, in seconds, before the command is automatically killed. Otherwise the `processmanager.default_timeout` [registry value](Registry.md) will be used.
 
 ## Types of commands
 There are several ways of adding new commands to PBot. We'll go over them here.