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Souriane
Good morning all!
Could someone tell me the difference between those two methods:
sub method1 ()
ChangeFileOpenDirectory " C:\temp1"
With Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen)
.Show
End With
sub method2 ()
ChangeFileOpenDirectory "C:\temp2"
Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen).Show
I have a macro/button for each one.
When I use macro with method #1, it works, but next time I click on
button with method #2, it doesn’t open in the proper folder (it goes
in My Documents instead). If I close the Open File Dialog and redo
button method #2 then it works. It will work as long as I don’t use
Macro method #1. When I do, again, #2 isn’t opening in the proper
folder unless I do it twice.
The other way around is not true. Method #2 always works, even if I
use Method #1 in between.
I know I should change all my macros (I have quite a few with the Open
Dialog box) but I would like to understand the matter.
Thanks!
Souriane
Could someone tell me the difference between those two methods:
sub method1 ()
ChangeFileOpenDirectory " C:\temp1"
With Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen)
.Show
End With
sub method2 ()
ChangeFileOpenDirectory "C:\temp2"
Dialogs(wdDialogFileOpen).Show
I have a macro/button for each one.
When I use macro with method #1, it works, but next time I click on
button with method #2, it doesn’t open in the proper folder (it goes
in My Documents instead). If I close the Open File Dialog and redo
button method #2 then it works. It will work as long as I don’t use
Macro method #1. When I do, again, #2 isn’t opening in the proper
folder unless I do it twice.
The other way around is not true. Method #2 always works, even if I
use Method #1 in between.
I know I should change all my macros (I have quite a few with the Open
Dialog box) but I would like to understand the matter.
Thanks!
Souriane