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When using CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") I get this error. It
works on one account on my computer but not on the other. I have done a clean reload of Office 2003 to no avail. |
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William,
Scripting can be disabled by Windows permissions/policies. Check those for the user account that fails compared to the one that works. However, what do you need the FSO for ? You can probably avoid it anyway. NickHK "William wilborn" <William wrote in message ... When using CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") I get this error. It works on one account on my computer but not on the other. I have done a clean reload of Office 2003 to no avail. |
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![]() "NickHK" wrote: William, Scripting can be disabled by Windows permissions/policies. Check those for the user account that fails compared to the one that works. However, what do you need the FSO for ? You can probably avoid it anyway. NickHK "William wilborn" <William wrote in message ... When using CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") I get this error. It works on one account on my computer but not on the other. I have done a clean reload of Office 2003 to no avail. I didn't make it clear I guess, I am working with Excel 2003 macros. It is a large user gui for my model. |
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Still, you can (probably) remove the need for the Scripting component
completely anyway. NickHK "William wilborn" wrote in message ... "NickHK" wrote: William, Scripting can be disabled by Windows permissions/policies. Check those for the user account that fails compared to the one that works. However, what do you need the FSO for ? You can probably avoid it anyway. NickHK "William wilborn" <William wrote in message ... When using CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") I get this error. It works on one account on my computer but not on the other. I have done a clean reload of Office 2003 to no avail. I didn't make it clear I guess, I am working with Excel 2003 macros. It is a large user gui for my model. |
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