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    I have embedded reader to open a pdfs on a disk. My question is the files names can vary, so is there a way still to do this. There is no standard disk containing pdf files. If someone orders certain info packets they go on the disk and so on.

    Any help would be great

  • #2
    Re: List/ Open Question

    I think I know what your saying ... [a little extra info would be nice [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]]

    You could use the option to read in the filenames from a text file and, perhaps, use variables in AMS. This way, all the pdf files would be kinda dynamic.
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    = Derek
    ["All glory comes from daring to begin" - fortune cookie]

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    • #3
      Re: List/ Open Question

      Here is example of what a disk would contain:

      Disk 1 order:
      patrol.pdf
      sniper.pdf

      disk 2 order:
      TEMS.pdf
      Sniper.pdf
      SWAT Command.pdf

      Next disk would be completely different

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      • #4
        Re: List/ Open Question

        You could use a File - Search action to get a list of the files in a specific folder on the CD.
        --[[ Indigo Rose Software Developer ]]

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        • #5
          Re: List/ Open Question

          Can you show me an example.

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          • #6
            Re: List/ Open Question

            Sure, there are a couple examples in the help file that should give you some ideas.

            Under Command Reference / Actions / Examples / Advanced:

            Searching the desktop for text files

            Under Command Reference / Actions / Examples / Intermediate:

            Searching for MP3s and adding them to a list box

            It really isn't that hard to do...study the help topic for the File - Search action, it explains pretty much everything you need to know.

            You'll want to use the "Specific folders/drives" option, and provide the path to the folder where your PDF files are in the "Custom directories (semicolon delimited)" field. Something like %SrcDrv%\foldername as the path.
            --[[ Indigo Rose Software Developer ]]

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