If I was going to guess, from the limited amount of info....
I'd guess that the rebuilt system was pointing z: to \\rubble rather than
\\rubble\techpubs\
Have you confirmed the paths? And while you're at it, the permissions?
Art
On 7/17/06, Brian Wesley Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Howdy, folks. I like to double-click on my FM files to open both the app
and the file. That's just how I like to work. Last week I had a PC crash
and had to rebuild my disk, load apps back on, etc. I'm running FM
7.1p114 on Win XP Pro. After getting my apps back on the hard drive, I
now find that whenever I double-click on an FM file, even when FM is
already open, I get a message like the following:
Cannot find the file named Z:\Release.
Make sure that the file exists.
Now, Z is a mapped drive. The full path is \\rubble\tech pubs\Release
Notes\Release-Notes-production\Release-Notes-7.2.1\filename.
What appears in the Win Explorer address bar is Z:\Release
Notes\Release-Notes-production\Release-Notes-7.2.1\filename.
I know someone is going to say, "Eek! Spaces in directory names! How
low-class can you be?" Yeah, fine, I'm low-class. The issue is that
heretofore, this action has always worked. I have never before gotten
this error message. I have always been able to double-click a file in
just such a directory structure, and FM has opened it without complaint.
I want it to do so again. Changing the directory structure to eliminate
spaces in names is not an option.
Any ideas why FM is now biffing this simple little task? And how I can
make it go back to business as usual?
thanks, bws
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