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I have run into a problem where the path to a XLA file is not always correct
on systems that are using a roaming profile. When I launch Excel from my desktop the path to the XLA file is correct. The problem occurs when Excel is launched by IE when selecting a XLS file from a web page. I have the "Browse in same window" option turned off so Excel is launched in its own window. The drive letter of my roaming profile network drive (T:) is used in the path to the XLA file rather than the drive (C:) the XLA file is installed on. How does Excel build the path to the XLA file? In particular how does it pick the drive, and is there anything I can do to influence this behavior? Thanks, Carl |
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