I have an application which processes incoming attachments from Outlook, does "our thing" in the Access program, and then saves the attachments into a archive directory. The directory name that the documents get stored to is predetermined by the user.
When I store the documents to the archive directory, I do it by the name of the directory. So "save the file" to "the directory the user set up before".
All works well until a user renames a directory. Then the access program can no longer find the directory because the name has changed.
Can anyone tell me if Windows had some type of folder identifications that is consistent regardless of what the name of the folder is?
And, if so, how do I access it? Is it through filesystemobject?
Thanks for your help.
When I store the documents to the archive directory, I do it by the name of the directory. So "save the file" to "the directory the user set up before".
All works well until a user renames a directory. Then the access program can no longer find the directory because the name has changed.
Can anyone tell me if Windows had some type of folder identifications that is consistent regardless of what the name of the folder is?
And, if so, how do I access it? Is it through filesystemobject?
Thanks for your help.