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March 8th 06, 08:11 PM
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How to define a folder object given its pathname
How do I set a folder object to a folder from only its pathname?
I am trying to make a simple brute force routine for moving folders based on a message box input. At first (not a good programmer), I am defining a set of hard-coded folders (e.g. within a personal PST) based on the message box. Trouble is reflecting my ignorance, I don't know how to simply create a folder object based only on a pathname (e.g. \\A000\00). If I COULD do this, then I could invoke a .Move method pretty simply. 
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