strat18
Last Activity: Oct 15 '09, 04:18 PM
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I'm out of the office for the next two weeks, I'll try running the script and compare between a good cpu and one it doesn't run on when I get back in... -
I know...I'm there too...especiall y since I know that the code works...I'm thinking that it is something about the laptops...filte r or setting or library that isn't liking the msofiledialogfo lderpicker...if I put a 2 instead of a 1 or 3, it tries to save the file and puts the right file name under the file name edit control...which is what I want but in reverse, I want it to do that and open a file...but neither 1 or 3 seem to do anything...
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chip,
I have used the watchlist to see that the entire file path was loaded into openfilepath... then when I step to open the dialog box, all I get is the folder path...I even checked a few lines of code later and still have the correct file path in openfilepath... it's almost like it is being filtered to the folder level...
Denburt,
Do you still think that it would be that line of code since I have the...Leave a comment:
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Chip,
I tried your suggestion with negative the same results on my laptop. I also tried the database on another computer with 2003 and the original code worked there as well.
Don,
I do have the database and all associated files under the user documents folder. I will look into permissions to see if that may have anything to do with it but I can write new data to the tables...All of my config paths load...Leave a comment:
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ChipR,
Here is a sample of what I'm using...pretty much if there is a file associated with the record, open that file path...it works great on 2 of my computers but the other 2, only the folder path is opened...and I have to search manually through a lot of files...
...Code:If checklist_file > "" Then openfilepath = openfilepath & checklist_file Else If asTemplate = TrueLeave a comment:
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Open Dialog filter problem?
My database code works on my server and one laptop, but does not function correctly on two other laptops, all four systems run Vista Business and MSaccess 2007. The code is set up to display the file path in the open dialog file name box, that way the user clicks a button on a form, the open dialog box pops up, and the user just hits enter to open the file (the only reason the dialog box pops up is if the user wants to open a different file) since...
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