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===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
: | :IMPORT_FILE myFile$ | ||
:IMPORT_FILE "C:\Files\abc.DXF" | |||
[[Category:File_Options]] | [[Category:File_Options]] |
Latest revision as of 00:47, 13 January 2011
Command
- IMPORT_FILE <filename>,
- Import a file. The filename suffix will be used to determine the file type.
Parameters
- <filename>
- Filename as either text in double quotes, or a text variable.
- If the filename does not contain full path information, then the file will be opened in the same folder as the macro.
Example
- IMPORT_FILE myFile$
- IMPORT_FILE "C:\Files\abc.DXF"