Notes.ini Entry


Name:
    WinDDE_<string>

Syntax
    WinDDE_<string>=String

Applies to:
    Workstations

Add-on:

    First Release:

      Obsolete since:

        Category:
          OLE, Client Config

        Default:
          various

        UI equivalent:
          None

        Description:
        Defines various Windows based DDE parameters.

        Examples:

        WINDDE_123W=OC,C:\123W
        WINDDE_OPEN_3FOR3=\3/FR\27\27\*\r |
        WINDDE_SAVE_3FOR3=\3/FS \27\*\rR\27 |
        WINDDE_OPEN_WINWORD=[FileOpen \"\*\",0] |
        WINDDE_SAVE_WINWORD=[Activate \"\#\"][FileSave] |
        WINDDE_CLOSE_WINWORD=[Activate \"\#\"][FileClose 2] |
        WINDDE_ACTIVATE_WINWORD=[Activate \"\#\"] |
        WINDDE_INITIALSAVE_WINWORD=[Activate \"\@\"][FileSave] |
        WINDDE_INITIALACTIVATE_WINWORD=[Activate \"\@\"] |
        WINDDE_OPEN_EXCEL=[Open(\"\*\",3,0)] |
        WINDDE_SAVE_EXCEL=[Activate(\"\@\")][Save()]These lines allow for DDE between the
        WINDDE_CLOSE_EXCEL=[Activate(\"\@\")][File.Close(0)]different environments and products.
        WINDDE_ACTIVATE_EXCEL=[Activate(\"\@\")]Under no circumstances should a user
        WINDDE_AMIPRO=OC,C:\AMIPROChange or modify these lines unless
        WINDDE_OPEN_AMIPRO=[FileOpen(\"\*\" 1 0)]told to do so from Development. They rely
        WINDDE_SAVE_AMIPRO=[Save()]on hard coded information in order to
        WINDDE_CLOSE_AMIPRO=[New(\"~default.sty\" 0)]work properly.