I do know that the macros work on Win98, W2K and XP operating systems with various versions of MS Office so XP and Office 2003 aren't the answer to the MS Project opportunity. Try free for one month 1 Overview Requirements Stay organized and in control Let people and teams quickly manage projects with help from the simple, straightforward Project Plan 1 and a seamless Microsoft 365 2 experience. It would be fun to see the API Calls but I don't know if I'll use them. I've tried to keep things simple solely because of the differences across platforms. There are potentially many hundreds of users. I maintain various MS Office based apps across multiple operating systems with different versions of MS Office. How to: Reference the name or location of the project file. However, I've been forced use just an inputbox with MS Project. Subfile$ = WordBasic.() 'Returns the name of the SUB fileīoth are cool. WordBasic.MsgBox "PMPR comment merge request has been cancelled." 'Error message WordBasic.FileOpen FOrecord 'Carry out FileOpen with changes Under the Title and Description, change the name to match the project. Under the look and feel section, click on Title, description and logo. The following example shows a project file that compiles a C application and logs a message that contains the output file name. Click on the gear icon on the top right corner, and the click on Site Settings in the drop down menu. 'Go to the "trap" label if user the chooses Cancel Start by navigating to the Project Site, by clicking on the Project Site link. FOrecord 'Get the current valuesįOrecord.Name = "*.doc" 'Place "*.doc" in the File Name box I use the following in MS Excel "workProducts = Application.GetOpenFilename(Title:="Add Work Product(s).", MultiSelect:=True)" (no quotes)and it works just fine.ĭim FOrecord As Object: Set FOrecord = (False) 'Define a dialog record "FOrecord"
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