Re: Windows pathway delimiter problem?

if put MyPathWay & "/TJsettings.txt" into PathWaytoTJsettings answer "myPathWay = " & return &\ myPathWay & return &\ "PathwaytoTJsettings = " & return &\ PathWaytoTJsettings and the error msg reads: The application or DLL C:\(and the

Windows pathway delimiter problem?

"/TJsettings.txt" into PathWaytoTJsettings answer "myPathWay = " & return &\ myPathWay & return &\ "PathwaytoTJsettings = " & return &\ PathWaytoTJsettings and the error msg reads: The application or DLL C:\(and the pathway to the text file

Re: pathway

On Sun, 23 Feb 2003 Yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I find the problem > when I use a long name for a folder > the result gves something like > > /HD/user/userName/.../the truncated long name of the folder#465ED/Text > the long name of the folder is truncated and ends with "#465ED" > what

Re: pathway

--- yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi everybody > and for Jan > > > > Can somone explain me what happens ? > > when I use a long name for a folder > > the result gves something like > > /HD/user/userName/.../the truncated long name of the > folder#465ED/Text > > the long name of

pathway

Hi everybody and for Jan Can somone explain me what happens ? when I use a long name for a folder the result gves something like /HD/user/userName/.../the truncated long name of the folder#465ED/Text the long name of the folder is truncated and ends with "#465ED" The long name of a folde

PathWay

Hi Jan and the others when I choose a file with this path : (on mac OS X.2.4 and Rev 1.1.1) /HD/users/myName/folder with long name/text file the folder with long name is so the name of somebody then "-" and his birthdate (dd-mm-) for example : yourname-24-02-2003 if the number of cahrs of thi

pathway

Hi everybody and for Jan I find the problem when I use a long name for a folder the result gves something like /HD/user/userName/.../the truncated long name of the folder#465ED/Text the long name of the folder is truncated and ends with "#465ED" what's that ?? thank for your help -- Greetin

Re: pathway

: Mac OS X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 I want to access a text file from a script. the pathway is the following /HD/user/myname/xxx/text filename. but the name of the folder xxx may not be changed and is too long (the number of chars is ore than 32 chars) so I can read from that text file because Rev

Re: pathway

Hi Yves, IIRC, RunRev only has problems with long filenames, not long paths. Try to find out what the correct pathname would be by using the following script. on mouseUp answer file "Find the file with the long pathname" if the result is "Cancel" then exit mouseUp else put it into fld "ThePa

Re: pathway

--- yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > again, I ask my question > Perhaps, I get no response because my question is > not clear : > > Mac OS X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 > I want to access a text file from a script. > the pathway is the following &g

pathway

Hi again, I ask my question Perhaps, I get no response because my question is not clear : Mac OS X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 I want to access a text file from a script. the pathway is the following /HD/user/myname/xxx/text filename. but the name of the folder xxx may not be changed and is too long

Pathway

Hi without answer, I ask my question again : I experimented something strange : on Mac OS jaguar X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 I have a list fld each line gives a name of a textfile when I click on a line, the script build a pathway to the file to open it (it's a text file) sometimes I works

pathway

Hi without answer, I ask my question again : Hi, I experimented something strange : on Mac OS jaguar X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 I have a list fld each line gives a name of a textfile when I click on a line, the script build a pathway to the file to open it (it's a text file) sometimes I

pathway

Hi, I experimented something strange : on Mac OS jaguar X.2.4 with Rev 1.1.1 I have a list fld each line gives a name of a textfile when I click on a line, the script build a pathway to the file to open it (it's a text file) sometimes I works well, sometimes I get an error "the fi