That's because the file seperator is backslash instead of slash on
windows. The easiest way to construct a filname that works on windows and
*nix platforms ist to use the binary message \, which inserts the right
seperator for you. E.g.
'e:' asFilename \ 'cincom' \ 'vw7.7.7'
Regards,
Am 28.08.2010, 23:02 Uhr, schrieb J G <
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> On Windows XP,
>
> 'e:/cincom/vw7.7.1/' asFilename
> now answer =>
> ecincomvw7.7.1
> which is wrong.
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Jim G
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