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On Mar 29, 2010, at 1:26 PM, Brian Ferguson wrote:
> I seem to have at test two DotDomp.nwm files; on from 2008 and the other 2009.
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> I think they may be the same but how do I tell the difference, if any really.
IIRC, last year I modified the code a bit so that the output file name does not have straight double quotes contained in that/those of the target documents. Again IIRC, the purpose of the change was to fix a bug reported by Hamid. Usually you don't use double quotes in a file name but the file which caused an error to the previous version of the macro had been saved using a file name suggested by NWP. I really don't like that feature. Once Martin said he would add a Pref option to turn it off but it seems he forgot it...
On Mar 29, 2010, at 6:52 PM, Žorvaršur Davķšsson wrote:
> If we modify the macros and save them then the "modified date" in Finder will be altered. Therefore I would strongly recommend that you always include a date stamp with each macro, something like "Last revised on
". Thus we could immediately see when you made the last change.
Very often I write a wrong date in my real life. So I avoid typing it as far as possible. When I have changed the code, I add or change a revision number and I think I seldom commit a mistake regarding sequential numbers. If you need a date, add it yourself.
Kino
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