What is the problem getting documentation on how to access the new http features?
mitioke
I found out the path variables like %objdir% work fine if you create an object and use the paht variable in the name of the file in the object dialog. You (I) cannot, however, use %objdir% in the ways attempted above. The alternative is to use the built in Object.diretory loaded to a variable e.g., wd = Object.directory and pass the path that way. Obviously the error noted above at line 63 indicated the path variable was not avai
When Stratdock downloaded and installed the summer release of Destop3.1X, it failed to install the "professional" version and I can no longer create executables. ugh!
yeah, btw while the file name is mangled in these examples I was careful to check that it is correct in the actual run. -Ken
It did not. Now I am back to my original error: (null) Line: 63 Code: (not available) The code is: 60: Dim WshShell, strCommand 61: strCommand = Chr(34)& "%objectdir%\Techo.pdf" & Chr(34) 62: Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 63: WshShell.Run(strCommand) 64: Set WshShell = Nothing I tried it the way you recommended too. No difference in the result. I g
I need help using wshShell.Run or WshShell. Exec to load a pdf or other document from the custom files folder. This is for a standalone exe (a gadget). Basically, I've tried: Dim WshShell, oExec Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set oExec = WshShell.Exec("%exedir%\Readware Technologyo.pdf") Set WshShell = Nothing and several variations on oExec, e.g.: WshShell.Exec("%exedi
I have had similar problems, but I have not gone as far to reinstall windows. I am using Windows 2000 and I am certain there are no viruses or hikackers. Usually I clear the problems (scripts disappearing, mouse pointer gone, widget disappearing, etc.) with a reboot.