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After some quick research, I have been able to learn how to open I file with VLC player.
Now I haven't programmed in VB for years so I would like to a little lazy and ask for some coaching here: I have built a macro that looks like this: Shell "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc --start-time=33.4 C:\test1.mp3" Now all I have to do is: put the subject in the first cell of a two-cell wide table In the left cell the subject: BlahBlah In the right cell the path of the field and the time stamp where to start. C:\test1.mp3 33.4 So now: By clicking on the right cell, get the text of that cell which will be the name of the file and the time to start, and then build the command line and run the macro. But how? And is this the most efficient way to go about it?? Thank for all and any help! Susan Last edited by RRB; 05-12-2021 at 09:01 AM. Reason: mistake |
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