>I have an application that uses an excel template file. This is on our server that is LAN/WAN connected to the end-users. A VFP form, textbox is used to allow the user to change the directory. All had been working well, but now there is some odd behavior.
>Entering C:\ABC.XLS works fine on both the LAN and WAN connections.
> D:\ABC.XLS works fine on both the LAN and WAN connections.
> A:\Directory\ABC.XLS works fine on the LAN (Not tested on WAN)
> A:\ABC.XLS OLE Errors on both LAN and WAN
> A:ABC.XLS works on LAN but errors on WAN
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>The template file was recently updated and is full of macros. Could the macros becausing this strange behavior?
>We are going to test this theory as soon as we can by replacing the template XLS with the old one.
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>TIA
>
>Harold
You don't happen to have spaces in folder and/or filenames, perchance?
It also occurs to me that diskettes are often unreliable. Perhaps your diskette just happened to have a defect in one particular place...
Hilmar.
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