Hi ev'rybody.
Here's my problem.
I've created and distributed a complete workbook (excel 2000).
Now, after almost 2 years, I've realized that when I developed it I assumed that (as it happens most times) all common files extensions are always hidden (folder settings).
So, there are tons of routines that manage text and excel files.
The problem is that, if by chance extensions are shown, the program generates critical errors.
As I cannot re-write all the involved routines (too many), I thought to write just one in wb open event so as to prevent users from opening the workbook if folder settings don't hide extensions.
Here's my question.
How can I retrieve it (is there any api call or a vba simpler way)?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
Bye.
Nick.
Here's my problem.
I've created and distributed a complete workbook (excel 2000).
Now, after almost 2 years, I've realized that when I developed it I assumed that (as it happens most times) all common files extensions are always hidden (folder settings).
So, there are tons of routines that manage text and excel files.
The problem is that, if by chance extensions are shown, the program generates critical errors.
As I cannot re-write all the involved routines (too many), I thought to write just one in wb open event so as to prevent users from opening the workbook if folder settings don't hide extensions.
Here's my question.
How can I retrieve it (is there any api call or a vba simpler way)?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thank you.
Bye.
Nick.