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No. You'd have to use position:fixed; bottom:0; right:0;
Though I should warn you that Internet Explorer 6, still used by an unfortunate 17% or so of Internet users, doesn't support position:fixed. You can just decide to ignore them (and probably put the link somewhere in the document flow where it will still be potentially useful to IE6 users, like at the bottom), but if you want it to work for everyone, you'll want to either exploit the bug that lets you use position:absolute as if it were position:fixed in IE or IE-expressions.
Though I should warn you that Internet Explorer 6, still used by an unfortunate 17% or so of Internet users, doesn't support position:fixed. You can just decide to ignore them (and probably put the link somewhere in the document flow where it will still be potentially useful to IE6 users, like at the bottom), but if you want it to work for everyone, you'll want to either exploit the bug that lets you use position:absolute as if it were position:fixed in IE or IE-expressions.