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When I assign a macro to a tool, the filepath appears to be relative,
i.e. '[filename]'![macroname]. When I move the file or e-mail it, it will read '[driveletter]\ [foldername]\[filename]'![macroname]. Is there code to make the filepath remain relative, as in the first example above? |
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I don't think so.
You could write a macro that would reassign the macros, but before you do that, check your other post. I think that solution is easier. On 02/09/2011 12:48, Hunter O'Connell wrote: When I assign a macro to a tool, the filepath appears to be relative, i.e. '[filename]'![macroname]. When I move the file or e-mail it, it will read '[driveletter]\ [foldername]\[filename]'![macroname]. Is there code to make the filepath remain relative, as in the first example above? -- Dave Peterson |
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