File link of file folder can't be open
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File link of file folder can't be open
Hello, could you kindly help me handling a question:
The file link of file folder can't be open, and there will be a pop-up window like the attached picture showed.
Thanks.
The file link of file folder can't be open, and there will be a pop-up window like the attached picture showed.
Thanks.
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Hi @mxq
Can you provide me the following information please:
1. The software version you are using
2. The exact text of the file-link
3. The method you are using to 'open' it
Can you provide me the following information please:
1. The software version you are using
2. The exact text of the file-link
3. The method you are using to 'open' it
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Hi, thanks for your reply.
1. The softerware revision is 8.3.11.0.
2. One of them is: D:\E-M\attachments
3. By click this icon.
1. The softerware revision is 8.3.11.0.
2. One of them is: D:\E-M\attachments
3. By click this icon.
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Thx @mxq
1. Can you tell me if there's any problem with something more obvious like "C:\Windows"?
2. What version of Windows are you using?
1. Can you tell me if there's any problem with something more obvious like "C:\Windows"?
2. What version of Windows are you using?
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Hi. I have tested the "C:\Windows". It still can't work, and the pop-up window is the same as before.
The Windows version I'm using is Windows 7 professional with service pack 1.
The Windows version I'm using is Windows 7 professional with service pack 1.
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Unfortunately it works okay for me on Windows 7 so I'm not sure what else I can do:
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
OK, thanks a lot.
Re: File link of file folder can't be open
Hi again @mxq
I wonder if it could be security-related because links are effectively requests to run other applications.
Something to help test this is to create a 'task link' in your comments and see if that works okay because this uses a different method of execution.
Also you could try running TDL 'as administrator' to see if that makes any difference.
I wonder if it could be security-related because links are effectively requests to run other applications.
Something to help test this is to create a 'task link' in your comments and see if that works okay because this uses a different method of execution.
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tdl://<task id>