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  • Explore folder problems

    After upgrading OS to WinMe have discovered whenever using "explore folder" command with either "%srcdrv%" or "%srcdir%" the Autorun always defaults to the root directory.

    What am I doing wrong here?

    Frustration!!

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    Re: Explore folder problems

    Hi,
    %SrcDrv% will ALWAYS default to the ROOT directory. %SrcDrv% is the "source drive", the root of the drive that your AutoPlay menu is being executed on.
    As far as %SrcDir% getting expanded to the ROOT of your drive, this would only happen if your AutoPlay menu was located in the ROOT. The reason for this is because %SrcDir% is the "Source Directory", it gets expanded to the directory that your AutoPlay menu is being executed in.
    Or are you saying that whenever you try to use the EXPLORE FOLDER action with a path like: “%SrcDrv%\Data\MyFiles” it still explores the ROOT?

    mark.
    MSI Factory The Next Generation Intelligent Setup Builder

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    • #3
      Re: Explore folder problems

      Yup, everytime. Have found a work around using the "open URL" command. Clumsy but it works. Gotta say, this is a fine product and also thanks for taking the time to help

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      • #4
        Re: Explore folder problems

        Hi,
        I'm still unsure as to what the problem is, if you try exploring a folder with the path: "%SrcDrv%\Temp" only the ROOT will be explored? I tried this using version 3.0.0.4 and I did not have any problems.
        Maybe there is a bug in our software, what version are you using? Perhaps you could create a ZIP ARCHIVE of your project (in AutoPlay under TOOLS -> CREATE ZIP ARCHVE) and send that to me: [email protected] so that I can test to see if this error occurs on my system.

        mark.
        MSI Factory The Next Generation Intelligent Setup Builder

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