C
Cliff Hall
I'm using Project Professional 2003 with Project Server 2003. I have a
macro that opens each Project on the server and publishes all the
information (it's easier than getting the project managers to remember
to do this). So, I just use:
UpDateProjectToWeb EmbedProjectFile:=True
And this works fine. I open, publish, save, and close. The problem is
this. After running the macro, some of the files now show the
..published extension in Projects Open File dialog. Normally, the
extension doesn't show there. When I try to open a file with
..published displayed from the dialog, I get an error that Project
Server is unable to locate the project. So, it won't open.
However, if the file happens to be on the recently used file list, it
opens fine from there. It also opens fine in the macro, and it opens
fine from PWA.
Anyone seen this, have any ideas on what's getting modified that makes
the .published appear in the open dialog, and/or know how I could make
it stop?
macro that opens each Project on the server and publishes all the
information (it's easier than getting the project managers to remember
to do this). So, I just use:
UpDateProjectToWeb EmbedProjectFile:=True
And this works fine. I open, publish, save, and close. The problem is
this. After running the macro, some of the files now show the
..published extension in Projects Open File dialog. Normally, the
extension doesn't show there. When I try to open a file with
..published displayed from the dialog, I get an error that Project
Server is unable to locate the project. So, it won't open.
However, if the file happens to be on the recently used file list, it
opens fine from there. It also opens fine in the macro, and it opens
fine from PWA.
Anyone seen this, have any ideas on what's getting modified that makes
the .published appear in the open dialog, and/or know how I could make
it stop?