May 12, 200520 yr Ive posted this as an example before however was fmp7 file, below is the process for those not using fmp7. I dont know wether you can do the same though. There is a way to open embedded container files via a script. 1. Set up a calculation field that obtains the file name oembedded in the container. (Text field = container field) 2.Set up a text field with a calc as follows "REN" & " " & "C:temp.txt" & " " & "C:"& the file name field (see above) Complicated bit. Create a script that Omits Record Show Omitted Only Export Field (the container field) to c:temp.txt Export Record to a text file called c:rename.bat using the above calc field. (This will create a batch file that renames the file to the file name in container.) Continue with script step. Send event fIle c:rename.bat This opens the file that was stored in the container voila. This will not open files with soaces in their name, you can use a string calc to elimante spaces on the field name first if you need that. Works with ALL file types enjoy
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