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Jose Posted - 06/20/2000 : 1:27:00 PM
I am using Origin 6.0 SR2. Every time that my worksheet script is executed (after importing data in the worksheet), a file named "Txt._to" is written to my disk containing the script itself. For example, after my last importing a file Txt._to appeared in my desktop with the followin text:

// WKS.COL1.FORMAT=3;
// WKS.COL1.SUBFORMAT=3;
wks.labels(0);
PAGE.LABEL$=%a;
PAGE.title=3;

The folder where this file is written is not always the same, but I am not very sure on what it depends...

This is not a serious problem but almost an oddity, although I would like to know why this happens.

Any tip?

jose.

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Gary Lane Posted - 06/22/2000 : 2:37:00 PM
Hi...

It looks like the way the Worksheet script feature works is that it writes the script out to a text file (named txt._to) and then executes the script using something akin to the LabTalk run command. Furthermore, if the worksheet script is executed on import it places the file txt._to in the same folder as the imported data file. Interesting.

Thanks for pointing this out...I didn't know that!

-Gary


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