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Old 12-16-2015, 02:36 AM
gazeranco gazeranco is offline Problem getting filename and directory of current word doc. Windows 7 64bit Problem getting filename and directory of current word doc. Office 2010 64bit
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Graham, works like a charm! Thank you.

Maybe you can help me solve another issue, currently I am using python to say...

for each document in folder... open document... run macro....

Would you know another way of achieving this without python. Say a .bat or something? What I don't want to do is install python on everyone PC in the office who would also benefit from this 'auto' formatting of word docs. All I really know is Python so its my goto language.
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