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probe1
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Which OS?
If your IP is represented in an environment variable, you can get it with this
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myIP = Environ("IPADDRESS")
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metro123
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| probe1 wrote: | Which OS?
If your IP is represented in an environment variable, you can get it with this
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myIP = Environ("IPADDRESS")
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it helps me a lot.
My OS is WinXP
can i use command like ipconfig in macro to get my IP address?
I want to write a macro to show a dialog like that when you open a document which save with password , you have to type the password to see the content.
I use a database and check IP address (or computername) to replace the password.
But i have no idea when you open the document,
how to make the document stop at the IP check dialog and the context is invisible?
any help??
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What's your utlimate goal?
You can save documents with passwords and are prompted for them if opening,
so you don't have to write your own routines for psw check.
If you would like to store a given password it externally, you have to intercept saving and opening.
You can run programs or scripts (batch.dos) with basic runtime command
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(see F1)
which enables you to write a batch to run ipconfig (or whatever) and set variables (export them) or redirect output.
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Teme
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As soon as you call external program you lose possibility to move the macro somewhere else. Is using beanshell out of questions? With Java you can get ip-address really easily.
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ms777
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| as a java laymen: How do you get your IP in Java ? |
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