Utility - CHOOSEDIR (OpenInsight 32-bit Specific)
At 18 AUG 2002 11:45:41PM Paul Rule wrote:
Using windows 2000, I've noted that UTILITY("CHOOSEDIR",@window,value)
no longer expands the selected directory if you put a default directory in value It used to do this in OI16. Is there another parameter that can force it to do this or is it a bug?
At 09 MAR 2004 08:58AM Paul Evans wrote:
I'm having this problem too…
Has anyone a solution?
At 09 MAR 2004 11:41AM Richard Hunt wrote:
It does expand the selected directory in 4.0.1
It does not expand the selected directory in 4.1.3
Thought this might help Revelation support.
At 09 MAR 2004 12:22PM The Sprezzatura Group wrote:
What does it do in 7?
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At 09 MAR 2004 05:24PM Richard Hunt wrote:
I don't understand your question. Are you stating a fact that it does work in 7.0??
Also, is there still support for 4.1.3???
At 10 MAR 2004 07:54AM The Sprezzatura Group wrote:
Well Works support covers product released in the past 12 months according to the Works license so if there is still support for 4.1.3 it'll be measured in days. So it is unlikely that non show-stoppers will be patched unless there is a very good reason for doing so.
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At 10 MAR 2004 09:47AM The Sprezzatura Group wrote:
Sorry for the avoidance of doubt - in 7 the dialog positions AT the subdirectory requested but does not expand it.
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At 10 MAR 2004 09:56AM Richard Hunt wrote:
I always thought it to be along the lines of…
New version 7.0 released in Jan 2004. Previous version 4.1.3 obsolete one year after Jan 2004.
Whew… Obsoleting a previous major revision so quickly (less than a year from the 7.0 release date) is rather risky (from a user's point of view), in my opinion.
I was considering waiting to upgrade to 7.0 for a month or two more, until some of the bugs get fixed, or at least until the bug reports thin out a little. I consider that to always be wise. Allow others to risk and test the new revisions.
At 11 MAR 2004 06:22AM Paul Evans wrote:
Hmm? Maybe there'll be a 'fix' in 7.0.2? :)