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7.6

Change directory in Macro Savefile

Asked by epuglise in Microsoft Word

Tags: changefileopendirectory, change, macro

Ok, I got this to work once, but now it won't work.  Please help.

I want this macro to save a file in a "peer" folder... that is, I need the save function to go up one directory and back down to another.  I would like to avoid using the entire path, but I will if necessary...

Here's some code.  A quick response (before 5pm) is an extra 100 points.

Sub GenDocs()

    Dim CurrDocName, CurrDocPath
    CurrDocName = ActiveDocument.Name
    CurrDocPath = ActiveDocument.Path

 'Save the "Clean" Version of the CurrentDoc
 'PROJECTFOLDER is a folder name declared elsewhere...
 'the problem is that the ..\ doesn't make the change directory thing go "up"
 
       ChangeFileOpenDirectory "..\" & PROJECTFOLDER & "\"
 
        ActiveDocument.SaveAs FileName:="T_" & CurrDocName
 
'Now save the redline version of the current doc, before we create the redlines...
        ChangeFileOpenDirectory "..\" & REDLINEFOLDER & "\"
        ActiveDocument.SaveAs FileName:="R_" & CurrDocName

'Now make the redlines        
        ActiveDocument.Compare Name:="..\" & ENABLERfolder & "\" & CurrDocName

'And save them
        ActiveDocument.Save
       
End Sub
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