Hi there, I think this should be a fairly simple question, however I went to a big luncheon this afternoon and my brain is basically fried for the rest of the day. ![[sleeping] [sleeping] [sleeping]](/data/assets/smilies/sleeping.gif)
I have a multi-user database and I want to add an application icon to it. The problem is that my users are in different locations. They all have access to the directory where the database is stored, but that directory is mapped differently on each user's PC. So my icons could be G:\AccessIcons or J:\AccessIcons or Z:\AccessIcons. (You get the picture)
How to I get around this problem? Isn't there a way to do absolute pathing? Is it valid in the application icon text box? What is the syntax? Maq![[americanflag] [americanflag] [americanflag]](/data/assets/smilies/americanflag.gif)
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I have a multi-user database and I want to add an application icon to it. The problem is that my users are in different locations. They all have access to the directory where the database is stored, but that directory is mapped differently on each user's PC. So my icons could be G:\AccessIcons or J:\AccessIcons or Z:\AccessIcons. (You get the picture)
How to I get around this problem? Isn't there a way to do absolute pathing? Is it valid in the application icon text box? What is the syntax? Maq
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