Is it possible to use a UNC path with ChDir?
I want to replace:
ChDir "G:\Shared\Access\Project Area\Project 1"
with
ChDir "\\[Server Name]\]Share]\Project Area\Project 1"
This does now seem to work for me...should it?
Is it possible to use a UNC path with ChDir?
I want to replace:
ChDir "G:\Shared\Access\Project Area\Project 1"
with
ChDir "\\[Server Name]\]Share]\Project Area\Project 1"
This does now seem to work for me...should it?
"Paul Smith" <pws@twelve.me.uk> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to use a UNC path with ChDir?
> I want to replace:
> ChDir "G:\Shared\Access\Project Area\Project 1"
> with
> ChDir "\\[Server Name]\]Share]\Project Area\Project 1"
> This does now seem to work for me...should it?
Hi Paul,
No, ChDir doesn't work with UNC paths. Here's a Windows API-based
solution. It will work with either UNC or drive letters and it will modify
the drive and path in one call:
Private Declare Function SetCurrentDirectoryA Lib "kernel32" _
(ByVal lpPathName As String) As Long
Public Sub SetUNCPath(ByVal szPathToSet As String)
SetCurrentDirectoryA szPathToSet
End Sub
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