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Mac Office Developer
what is the VBA command to get the application folder path in mac office 2004?
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John McGhie
Can't be done in VBA: look in the AppleScript dictionary.
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what is the VBA command to get the application folder path in mac office 2004?
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Peter Jamieson
You could try:
Function getApplicationsPath() As String
getApplicationsPath = MacScript("path to applications folder as text")
End Function
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Function getApplicationsPath() As String
getApplicationsPath = MacScript("path to applications folder as text")
End Function
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http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
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Mac Office Developer
that works perfectly... thanks!
Peter Jamieson said:You could try:
Function getApplicationsPath() As String
getApplicationsPath = MacScript("path to applications folder as text")
End Function
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http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk
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