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word hyperlink + command line argsHi
I have the hyperlink on my word doc, it will point to my exe (created by vb6). Is it possible to pass command line arugment from word document hyperlink? Thanks bala "Bala" <B***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Probably best to ask this in a Word newsgroup as that seems more appropriate news:55924A89-5850-49DB-8509-580A96B909C6@microsoft.com... > Hi > > I have the hyperlink on my word doc, it will point to my exe (created by > vb6). > Is it possible to pass command line arugment from word document hyperlink? to the issue. -- Mike Microsoft MVP Visual Basic "Bala" <B***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message MikeD is correct, a Word newsgroup would be better.news:55924A89-5850-49DB-8509-580A96B909C6@microsoft.com... > Hi > > I have the hyperlink on my word doc, it will point to my exe (created by > vb6). > Is it possible to pass command line arugment from word document hyperlink? > > Thanks > bala > Place the arguments in the "filename" field: "To run my program on somefile.txt: Click { HYPERLINK "C:\\MyProgram somefile.txt" }" -ralph Thanks for the reply. I already tried with word group. I didnt get any
answer. thats the reason I posted here. bala Show quoteHide quote "Ralph" wrote: > > "Bala" <B***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:55924A89-5850-49DB-8509-580A96B909C6@microsoft.com... > > Hi > > > > I have the hyperlink on my word doc, it will point to my exe (created by > > vb6). > > Is it possible to pass command line arugment from word document hyperlink? > > > > Thanks > > bala > > > > MikeD is correct, a Word newsgroup would be better. > > Place the arguments in the "filename" field: > "To run my program on somefile.txt: Click { HYPERLINK "C:\\MyProgram > somefile.txt" }" > > -ralph > > >
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"Bala" <B***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message Note: About the Word and other Office newsgroups.news:683B257B-26A4-431C-A457-55D41B3C9612@microsoft.com... > Thanks for the reply. I already tried with word group. I didnt get any > answer. thats the reason I posted here. > > bala > > > > "Ralph" wrote: > > > > > "Bala" <B***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:55924A89-5850-49DB-8509-580A96B909C6@microsoft.com... > > > Hi > > > > > > I have the hyperlink on my word doc, it will point to my exe (created by > > > vb6). > > > Is it possible to pass command line arugment from word document hyperlink? > > > > > > Thanks > > > bala > > > > > > > MikeD is correct, a Word newsgroup would be better. > > > > Place the arguments in the "filename" field: > > "To run my program on somefile.txt: Click { HYPERLINK "C:\\MyProgram > > somefile.txt" }" > > > > -ralph > > Some do tend to be slow in replying, but the answer you will eventually get is usually quite comprehensive. (Far fewer tolls in these groups. <g>) For your type of question the following are good groups: microsoft.public.word.vba.beginners microsoft.public.word.vba.general microsoft.public.word.newusers microsoft.public.word.docmanagement Always make sure you mention the Office Version with any question. Doing a Google newsgroup search on these four will usually answer about 90% of any questions you may have. Also pay attention to the URLs in the signatures of the more frequent responders. They usually are trainers or Word enthusiasts with good websites that offer a lot of indepth information and articles. If you work with Word much you will want to add these to your favorites, as there are few good intermediate-to-expert books on Word. (Only two IMHO and one is out of print.) The web and Google will be your friend. <g> hth -ralph
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