"T Lavedas" wrote in message
...
He gave you all you need to know, regardless of exact syntax. The
point being, that however you are accessing the 'Names' of the
workbooks, if you simply replace the Name property with the Path
property, you have your answer, as in ...

var sWBPath = yournamefortheWorkbookObject.Path;

OK, is that C++ enough.

Tom Lavedas
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Hi, Tom;
The problem is that the Path property also
returns workbook name (not the file location).
I suspect it might have smth to do with the fact
that my VS is v.6 and is too old for XP. This
may be a good time for update...