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Detecting the drive letter of a user's CD
(Windows XP, Excel 2000). We are endeavouring to open, with IE, a file
called "index.html" which we know is on the users's CD, but we don't know the drive letter - ie. C:, D:, E:, F: etc. How can we find this ? is there a wildcard option way of doing it ? TIA - Charles |
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