We're in the process of converting all our old Run Macro active links to
Open Window actions since this has been unsupported for a while now.
Also, the nice little converter will go away when we upgrade to version
7.  I'm running into problems with a macro action that writes a report
to a pre-determined location.  For example the macro might say:
 
sendtotest
Set-schema: Test Schema$Server$
Query: 1=$Record ID$
Report: 21=11=$Record ID$4=5=6=13=
23=07=7210=1968=19=111=012=020=716=-17=
18=119=72=536870936
Statistics: 
 
to-file: \\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record
<file://\\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record>  ID$.txtO
end
 
This how we save a report to a shared directory without user
interaction, and we're talking about some fairly ancient code here.
Anyhow, when I convert this to an Open Window action, I set the Target =
File, and of course a dialog opens asking for a location.  I try Target
= File \\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record
<file://windowsshare/SendTest/$Record>  ID$.txt OR Target =
\\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record <file://windowsshare/SendTest/$Record>
ID$.txt and it doesn't work.  The line
"to-file:\\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record
<file:///\\windowsshare\SendTest\$Record>  ID$.txt" is in my report
definition.  
 
Any ideas?   We are still using the Windows thick client although I can
see where this might cause problems on the Web.
 
I'm trying to get around writing a server side process to create the
report and ftp it to the share.
 
Thanks,
Matt



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