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Problems with vb.net InsertFile - folder name has "."

Asked by VeeVan in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, .Net Editors & IDEs

I am having an issue with the below code. If the user has "normal" folder names, it works fine. If the folder name has a "." in it, it fails and throws the second exception. How can I make this work regardless of what the user has called their folders. (telling them to not use the "." is just not an option.

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Public Function MergeDoc(ByVal strBookmark As String, ByVal strDocument As String) As Boolean
        Try
            Dim doc As Word.Document = Application.ActiveDocument
            Dim rng As Word.Range
            Dim searchrange As Word.Find
            Try
                rng = Doc.Range
                searchrange = rng.Find
            Catch ex As Exception
                MsgBox("Missing Bookmark: " & strBookmark & vbCr & "Cannot Insert Document")
                Return False
                Exit Function
            End Try
            'rng.Text = ""
            If searchrange.Execute(strBookmark.ToString) Then
                Try
                    rng.InsertFile(strDocument)
                Catch
                    If Len(strDocument) > 2 Then
                        MsgBox("The Document " & strDocument & " could not be inserted. Please try to insert the document manually.")
                    End If
                End Try
 
            End If
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