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I have a bat file on a network drive that manipulates data files on a network
drive. However, when I try to run that bat file from a macro, I get: \\oslo\common\ccstat CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory. UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to the windows directory. The path above is correct, so he recognizes it. I have the drives mapped as drive letters also. So how do I trick this thing to run my bat file from a macro? Or can I? Ron (BTW, thought I sent this yesterday, so if it shows up twice, I apologize....I know, I know, if he can't post a question, how can he do VBA?) |
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