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Help with FileSystemObject?
I am trying to access a specific folder and change the name, then create a
new folder inside the same parent directory. I was directed to the FileSystemObject to look for CreateFolder, GetFolder, and so forth. I can't find them. I have Win2k and Office2k. Any help or direction is appreciated. Ed |
Help with FileSystemObject?
Have you set a reference to the Scripting Runtime?
Also, check the NAME and MKDIR commands that are part of VB. That may be a much simpler approach. NAME works with directories (aka folders) as well as files. On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 15:15:19 -0700, "Ed" wrote: I am trying to access a specific folder and change the name, then create a new folder inside the same parent directory. I was directed to the FileSystemObject to look for CreateFolder, GetFolder, and so forth. I can't find them. I have Win2k and Office2k. Any help or direction is appreciated. Ed |
Help with FileSystemObject?
Thanks for the response, Myrna. I think I've got something to go on now.
I'll yell before I move my computer someplace where I can't find it! 8) Ed "Myrna Larson" wrote in message ... Have you set a reference to the Scripting Runtime? Also, check the NAME and MKDIR commands that are part of VB. That may be a much simpler approach. NAME works with directories (aka folders) as well as files. On Mon, 4 Aug 2003 15:15:19 -0700, "Ed" wrote: I am trying to access a specific folder and change the name, then create a new folder inside the same parent directory. I was directed to the FileSystemObject to look for CreateFolder, GetFolder, and so forth. I can't find them. I have Win2k and Office2k. Any help or direction is appreciated. Ed |
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