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Default HOW TO CHECK FILE IS SAVED


Hi all, i got excel file which myself and other work colleagues use
for work purpose and that file is read only as we have to save it as,
"save as" so no body can save changes in orginal file. i am looking
for macro that which sould check that file has been "saved as" and if
the orginal file is not "saved as" then it should give message that
"SAVE FILE FIRST" and then exit from macro and once that file is been
saved then macro should email that file path or hyberlink to other
person. I did tried looking in Ron debruin website for my answer but i
wasnt successful although Ron has very good stuff in his website.
Please if any friend can help. Please note that when file will be
save by other colleague they can give any name to it so macro should
give name of Activeworkbook.name when sending hyberlink by email.





 
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