Ken Ray skrev:
On 4/6/05 2:02 AM, "Signe Marie Sanne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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So now that I have that working, I want to make the file invisible. Any
ideas why this standard snippet is failing:
replace "/" with "\" in tPath -- this contains what "it" had before
put "attrib"&& quote & tPath & quote && "-h" into tCommand
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put shell (tCommand) into theError
I get no error, but the file remains visible. The command doesn't work
from the DOS prompt either.
I tried replacing -h with +h as Dar suggested, but this just results in a
dimmed icon, the file can still be opened. Other suggestions? And how do we
make it visible again?
Actually it *is* invisible, but you have your Windows preference set to show
invisible files (they are shown as dimmed). To set it visible again, use -h.
Basically +h means "add 'hidden' attribute" and -h means "remove 'hidden'
attribute".
Thanks for the clarification. In Control Panel --> Folder Options --> View
--Hidden files and folders, the option Show hidden files and folders was
actually checked.
Signe Marie
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