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I originally started with a batch file scheme, but you could fill an ocean with what I don't know about programming. A friend on a forum dealing with MS products gave me the VBA code, so I went with...
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After some extensive testing and rewriting commands, I have made this work. As I indicated the test sub opens another instance of Excel and I assume it to be as Administrator. After that is...
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Um This sounds recursive. Opens delfiles.bat which is inside the Sub. Aside from that it deletes no files that are on the hd, or am I totally missing something?
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Ad I tried the code is a partial success. The code does open another(?) instance of Excel but hidden so change the visible parameter to true. Upon running the code, it will not execute a sub from...
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Since there is no code in that thread, just words I'm at a worse condition than asking for some code to allow my deletion code to delete files in a UAC area.
But thanks for the time.
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I do wish you to find your archeological hat.
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The desired location C:\Program Files (x86)\Tradestation 9.5\Scans or any location?
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This did give me an idea to search different words and phrases.
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Thanks, but that opens another(?) instance of Excel
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Perhaps bypass wasn't the correct verb. But to have the procedure run with no run stops with error message "Permission Denied"
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Thanks for the tip, however I have spent thew last two hours attempting to patch in the resolved threads and nothing compiles.
I'm still stumped as to how to bypass the admin permissions.
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Mods would you move this to VB6, please.
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So there is no code to override the admin control?
Running an account with admin control has issues as well for hackers into your system totally non-protected.
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Well I'm telling all of you that the files are written where I have it coded, Program Files (x86). I will check in the AppData folder but that will probably be fruitless.
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The software writes the files to these folders, I have no control.
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My PC not intended for distribution.
That would work, but I would like to have a clean procure to do all.
Thanks
Any suggestions for the code?
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I'm not sure of the version but it was in Excel 2007, my current.
I had some nice help in developing a code to delete files:
They are in a sub-sub-sub folder in Program files.
The all have a...
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