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selection below. Results 1 to 10 of 10 Thread: [RESOLVED] "Run time error '52': Bad file name or number" when i open associated text runtime error 52 bad file name or number vba file Tweet Thread Tools Show Printable Version Subscribe to this Thread… Display Linear Mode Switch to Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode Mar 2nd, 2010,10:26 AM #1 daveinarmstrong View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Thread Starter Addicted Member https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa231024(v=vs.60).aspx Join Date Dec 2009 Location B.C. Canada Posts 206 [RESOLVED] "Run time error '52': Bad file name or number" when i open associated text file i am getting error "Run time error '52': Bad file name or number" when i use this code to open a text file that is accociated with my app. File association is set up using inno. when i replace Command$ with "C:\Users\Dave\Documents\dave.cppl" and run it in design mode there is no error. Code: Private Sub http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?605576-RESOLVED-quot-Run-time-error-52-Bad-file-name-or-number-quot-when-i-open-associated-text-file Form_Load() Dim DoubleClickedFile As String Dim sFileText As String Dim iFileNo As Integer DoubleClickedFile = Command$ If DoubleClickedFile <> "" Then DoubleClickedFile = Mid(DoubleClickedFile, 4, Len(DoubleClickedFile) - 3) Text1.Text = DoubleClickedFile 'to check if the file and path is good iFileNo = FreeFile Open DoubleClickedFile For Input As #iFileNo Input #iFileNo, sFileText Text1.Text = sFileText Close #iFileNo End If End Sub Reply With Quote Mar 2nd, 2010,10:33 AM #2 RhinoBull View Profile View Forum Posts PowerPoster Join Date Mar 2004 Location New Amsterdam Posts 24,135 Re: "Run time error '52': Bad file name or number" when i open associated text file What does Command$ return? Place break pointer right on that line and you will see the actual value. Or you can at least print value to debug (Debug.Print DoubleClickedFile). Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic 2006-2013 Why VB clears the clipboard on startup and how to avoid it? . Filtering Arrays . Save File To Database . Extract File From Database . Extract picture from database without using hard drive . Change Menu BackColor . How to use MS Flexgrid . Make Frame Transparent . The Easiest Way to Create an NT Service With VB6 . How to comment blocks of code in VB5 and VB6 . How to find and replace missing members of control array Visual Basic 6.0 On-Line Documentation . Connection Strings Reply With Quote Mar 2nd, 2010,10:49 AM #3 daveinarmstrong View Profile View For
run the file it needs to complete the action you just asked it to do. This error is usually the result of a http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/general-errors/runtime-error-52-repair-tutorial/ problem with an application on your system. You will generally see this https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20635894/Run-time-error-'52'-Bad-file-name-or-number-when-starting-Word.html error in Microsoft Word documents that were made using a different PC and whose macros have been enabled. Normally, the error is caused by problems in Visual Basic’s macro command settings. What Causes Runtime Error 52? This error is generally caused by a wrong macro command configuration in Visual Basic. error 52 It can also be caused by a defective Microsoft Word application or registry problems. This error wil be typically displayed in your PC in the following format: » “Runtime error 52: Bad File name or number.” This tutorial will teach you how you can fix this error. How To Fix Runtime Error 52 Step 1 – Remove Any “Macro” Settings From Your time error 52 Document One of the major reasons why this error occurs is because of a macro setting in your Microsoft Word document failing to process. When this happens, you need to remove from your system the macro setting in question. It is best that you start with a fresh macro rather than work around an error in a document. The steps below will show you how this can be easily accomplished. First click on Start on your Windows Bar then select Tools Afterwards click on Options followed by Security Next, select Macro Security. Open the Security Level option, choose Medium then confirm by clicking on OK. Click on File then Exit to restart Word and reopen the document again. Once Microsoft Word prompts up again, you will be asked to either enable or disable macros. Choose the latter. Proceed to Step 2 if this doesn’t repair the error. Step 2 – Re-Install Any Programs Causing The Errors Another reason why you will be experiencing this error on your computer is because of Windows inability to properly process some settings or files in a particular program/s.
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