On Tuesday 04 May 2010 21:44:48 Dimitris Anogiatis wrote:
> Hey Ricard,
>
> just as a quick workaround try replacing the Open - Close code with
>
> File.Save(sFilename, sHTML)
>
> You might circumvent the "Too many files open" error, which I am unsure why
> it comes up.
>
> Perhaps the total nu
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times
>> during an automated process:
>>
>> Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As
>> String = "html")
>>
>> Dim wFile As File
>> Dim sFilename As String
>>
>
> This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times
> during an automated process:
>
> Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As
> String = "html")
>
> Dim wFile As File
> Dim sFilename As String
>
> sFilename = Temp$(prefix) & ".h
Hi Richard
> This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times
> during an automated process:
>
> Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As
> String = "html")
>
> Dim wFile As File
> Dim sFilename As String
>
> sFilename = Temp$(pref
Hey Ricard,
just as a quick workaround try replacing the Open - Close code with
File.Save(sFilename, sHTML)
You might circumvent the "Too many files open" error, which I am unsure why
it comes up.
Perhaps the total number of open files within your project is too much or
the opening and closing
This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times
during an automated process:
Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As
String = "html")
Dim wFile As File
Dim sFilename As String
sFilename = Temp$(prefix) & ".html"
wfile =
