Global File Changer -- I’ve got a macro that I would like to run on about 1,000 files. Can I do that with Global File Changer?
Yes. Simply create an ASCII file and give it a “.key” extension. Add the following line: MACRO x:\path\macroname.bas where “x” is the name of the drive, “path” is the path where the file is located and “macroname.bas” is the name of the macro.
Example:
O:\MyMacros\ChangeText.bas
Then, use Global File Changer’s easy-to-use file selector to build your list of files to process and the macro will be run on all of the selected files. (There is much more information on all of the uses of key files in the Global File Changer User’s Guide.)
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