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When using a macro (or a variable) in a string, it's simply just a string.

Example :

MsgBox(64,"","@ProgramFilesDir\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe")

But what you want to do is to put it outside the string.. Example :

MsgBox(64,"",@ProgramFilesDir & "\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe")

Try that.

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When using a macro (or a variable) in a string, it's simply just a string.

Example :

MsgBox(64,"","@ProgramFilesDir\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe")

But what you want to do is to put it outside the string.. Example :

MsgBox(64,"",@ProgramFilesDir & "\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe")

Try that.

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Thanx for your reply!

it worked!!!

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