It does exactly what Excel's File, Open dialog does - it gives the user an
opportunity to select the file through a convenient dialog. Play with this
to see if it helps. Check it out in VB Help, there are examples there you
can run.

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Jim
"Daniel R. Young" wrote in message
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| Jim,
| I am sorry, I am new to this, but what do you mean? If this product is on
a
| CD and can be used by mulitple computers, the drives may be different.
Does
| the Application.GetOpenFilename search for the file or something?
|
| Thank you,
| Dan
|
| "Jim Rech" wrote:
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| Typically I ask the user where a file is when its local is not certain.
For
| example with Application.GetOpenFilename.
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| Jim
| "Daniel R. Young" wrote in
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| |I have a macro where it will open a word document from the F: drive and
| paste
| | a selection to it.
| |
| | I was wondering if there is a general way to make a drive (the word
doc
| | should be on the CD/dvd drive) so it won't error if the drive is named
| | differently then my macro code?
| |
| | Is there a better way I should do this, such as make someone save a
folder
| | to there desktop or something? Any recommendations?
| |
| | Thank you,
| |
| | Daniel Young
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