Would CurrentPath be what you are looking for?
I know someone is going to tell me this is blindingly obvious, but I
really have done a search of the Language Reference and the Technotes
without success :-)
How can I find the full pathname of the EXE file from within the
application ? (i.e. \SD
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Would CurrentPath be what you are looking for?
No, but it did point me to GETCOMMANDLINE, which does give me what I want :-)
Out of interest CurrentPath returns a null value. I see from the Language
Reference it says If the
This is what I am doing:
For i = 1 To 3
name = bCStr(i)
AddObject CommandButton,name,12+(55-12)*(i-1),80,36,32
Execute(name .Caption = CStr(i))
Next
For i = 1 To 3
name = bCStr(i)
Code = Sub name _Click vbCrLf name .Backcolor =
hC0C0C0 vbCrLf b1.Text =
