Access 2003:
On Open, I get two warning prompts: the first says Unsafe Expressions are not blocked, and asks if I want to block them (I don't); the second asks, whether I want to open the file. (I do). Is there a way to disable these warning prompts on startup? TIA
The WaitForString tip is excellent, but not as easy to implement as I had hoped. My Attachmate sessions have unique page names on every screen, so coming up with unique text is not a problem. But, implementing this has proven more difficult than I thought, and less rewarding than I had hoped...
It didn't. The path in the Options .. Global Preferences dialog does not even appear in the "Macros Available In" dialog. I did some checking in my registry and discovered two Macro Search Paths:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Attachmate\EXTRA!\WorkstationUser\Preferences]...
I tried your script without declaring a variable for the name of myfile, and it worked fine. Something like:
Shell("Winword","C:\bootlog.txt")
HTH
Load the macro into the Editor, and from the Run menu of the macro editor, choose Compile. If the macro fails to compile, the editor should highlight the first line causing the fatal error. That'll give you a place to start .. HTH
Using Attachmate 4.1.00.0012 I have recorded a number of Basic macros that I need to store in different paths. My problem is - when I go to Tools, then Macro, there is only one path available in the "Macros Available In" drop down list box. I've tried most everything I can think of...
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