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How to fetch the .bak & .tmp files of a document through script

1/5/2021 6:26 AM	Rate (0)
shippai Regular Member Joined: 2/4/2020 Last visit: 3/6/2025 Posts: 44 Rating: (2)	i want to fetch the the path where these files are stored

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1/5/2021 8:33 AM	Rate (1)
Wouter den Haan Experienced Member Joined: 4/9/2018 Last visit: 11/10/2022 Posts: 72 Rating: (32)	You could use the '.FullFileName' property of the document to get the full file name of the current document. If you replace the .CRp with .BAK or .TMP, you should be able to get to them. Not sure if there is also a direct way to find them.

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1/11/2021 7:46 AM	Rate (0)
shippai Regular Member Joined: 2/4/2020 Last visit: 3/6/2025 Posts: 44 Rating: (2)	Thanks Is there a way after that to check id those .bak & .tmp files exists or not?

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1/11/2021 2:17 PM	Rate (0)
J.J. Advanced Member Joined: 1/21/2014 Last visit: 10/7/2024 Posts: 17 Rating: (12)	In your script you can use the fileSystemObject to check whether a file exists. SetobjFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") strFFileName = Document.FullFileName If objFSO.FileExists(strFFileName)Then output = "the file does exist" Else output = "the file does not exist" End if

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