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  1. Thanxxxxxxxxxxxx. It works.
  2. I am trying to create a macro to run our billing program. When I look at the properties of the icon done by the installation software, I find this: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Access Runtime\OFFICE11\StartAccess_2003.exe" -wait=30000 /excl /runtime /profile "ImagineTime" /wrkgrp "C:\Program Files\BothWorldsSoftware\ImagineTime\system.mdw" "C:\Program Files\BothWorldsSoftware\ImagineTime\TB2000.mde" When I tell the macro to run this command, it just does not open. I get a bunch of errors. Anyone has any suggestions?. I greatly appreciate it. Raul
  3. I need some suggestions on how to accomplish this. I want to be able to process all files that are put in a folder one by one until there are no more files in the folder. In other words, users are putting files in a folder and I want to be able to run a macro on each file (open the file, convert to HTML, etc- this part is done) in the folder, delete the file that I just processed and go on to the next one if there are any more files. I can run the macro at certain intervals but I don't know how to tell it to check and see if there any files in that folder and then open that file with any program (Word, IE, etc.). Any suggestions are appreciated. Thank you, Raul
  4. I have created a macro to log me into a particular website using my username and password. when the website opens, I need to click on an icon to take me to another website of my choice. I can't figure out how to create a macro to activate or open this second website. I open the find dialog, look for the name (CBS) next to the icon and then press Enter and nothing happens. Here is some of my code: <TEXTTYPE:<CTRLD> <TEXTTYPE:f> <TEXTTYPE:<CTRLU> <TEXTTYPE:CBS<ENTER> <TEXTTYPE:<ALTD> <TEXTTYPE:<F4>> <TEXTTYPE:<ALTU> <DELAY:2> <TEXTTYPE:<ENTER> Any help or suggestion is greatly appreciated. Raul
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