Renaming & Saving Your File: A Step-by-Step Guide Using EmEditor’s Features

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• October 28, 2008 at 1:47 pm #6496
  LuK
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  Hi everybody,
  could anybody tell me, how it´s possible to save a document into a new path with new filename in a macro?
  The following values opens only the Save As dialog box:
  fileName = “de020076o$tempMakeOfflinefilelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]
  or
  fileName = “filelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]
  Thx and regards
  Thorsten
  October 29, 2008 at 12:06 am #6500
  Yutaka Emura
  Keymaster

  LuK wrote:
  Hi everybody,

  could anybody tell me, how it´s possible to save a document into a new path with new filename in a macro?

  The following values opens only the Save As dialog box:

  fileName = “de020076o$tempMakeOfflinefilelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]

  or

  fileName = “filelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]

  Thx and regards
  Thorsten
  document.Save [Filename] should work. Is this VBScript or JavaScript?
  October 29, 2008 at 9:35 am #6501
  LuK
  Member
  It´s an VBS Macro and I also tried to open and save into a local directory, but this also displayes the Save as dialog box.
  regards
  Thorsten
  October 30, 2008 at 8:33 am #6508
  Yutaka Emura
  Keymaster
  Yutaka wrote:

  LuK wrote:
  Hi everybody,

  could anybody tell me, how it´s possible to save a document into a new path with new filename in a macro?

  The following values opens only the Save As dialog box:

  fileName = “de020076o$tempMakeOfflinefilelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]

  or

  fileName = “filelist.txt”
  document.Save [FileName ]

  Thx and regards
  Thorsten

  document.Save [Filename] should work. Is this VBScript or JavaScript?
  I don’t know why you have this issue. You should make sure the destination folder is not write-protected. The above macros should not prompt a Save As dialog box if the folder is not read-only.
  October 31, 2008 at 6:56 am #6512
  LuK
  Member
  The folder is´nt write protected. But in all cases (store on local temp directory (C:temp) and on network share) the save as dialog box appears. :-(

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