perhaps just a typo, but
"...\path1\A.WOR"
should be
"...\path1\A.TAB"
if you need to go up ONE directory
"..\A.TAB"
for each subsequent directory just add "..\", like this
"..\..\A.TAB"
and you can even psuedo-navigate
"..\..\path1\A.TAB"
(up 2 directorys, then "path1", then the file)
ash
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 18 March 2003 1:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI-L Relative Path
I have some questions about the relative/absolute paths
in Windows XP/2000 in MB.
The below "A.wor" is saved as the "absolute path"
in the following relationship between
different paths:
C:\path1\A.TAB
C:\path2\path3\A.WOR
Then, I modified this absolute path to the "relative
path" in the Open Table statement in MB, as
showing below:
Open Table "...\path1\A.WOR"
This modification works in Windows 98; however,
Windows XP/2000 seems not to recognize this
modification.
I would be greatly appreciated if anyone could let me
know how to solve this problem. Thank you.
zheng
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