Template Wizard with Data Tracking add-in help -- UNC's?

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Toby Erkson

I'm trying to use this add-in and reference files by their UNC path and not by
using mapped drives (R:, Q:, F:, etc) but it fails. Maybe I'm doing something
wrong, I dunno, but at least I don't think so because my UNC paths are
correct.

The .xlt file and resultant Access db will be on the company's intranet. This
would allow one location for end users to navigate to when they needed to fill
out the Excel form and save the info to the db. Is there maybe a more
detailed document on using the add-in or suggestions? I did do a Google
search but nothing came up that would help me...at least in the first 30+
return results.

TIA,
 
Works. Turns out the directory didn't have me in its permission list even
though the owner said I was in it. I stood over his shoulder to prove to me I
was in it and DOH! He then added me :-)
 
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