Hi all,
I have the following issue - I have programed excel to open a document from SAP which is displaied in Windows Photo Viewer. I need to save the opened image on the local drive. Any ideas - I could not find anything on the net
Thanks
Hi all,
I have the following issue - I have programed excel to open a document from SAP which is displaied in Windows Photo Viewer. I need to save the opened image on the local drive. Any ideas - I could not find anything on the net
Thanks
I tried to look at the temp folder where the image is saved automatically but I think access persmissions are not allowing me to copy the file from there and paste it somewhere else - any other ideas?
Why is the document displayed as a picture? Whats the file extension?
it is in deed picture...scanned document, tif file
Is the original saved as an attachment to a SAPDoc or iDoc?
Could not understnad this question - what is iDoc?
Is this quality information or maybe a packing slip or such attached to an SAP document like a Purchase order?
The reason I ask: a lot of 'attachments' in SAP are set up differently and it effects the way they are printed.
Edit:
If the setup will allow the easiest way would be to go to file=>make a copy
it is a .tif file (scanned paper invoice) which you cannot save directly from SAP. The only think that you can do is to open it and then save through the Windows Phtoto Viewer
Windows Photo Viewer doesn't have a 'save' command verbatim. Its called 'make a copy' but it does essentially the same thing.
I'm unsure what the problem is? You're just trying to automate this step?
Exactly, I need to automate the "make a copy" fucntion and save this image on the local dirve. Any ideas?
the aim is to open one by one numerous attachments and save them locally, I have the code for opening the documents but than I cannot do the saving part
Can you post your workbook? I will try to make amendments.
can you open whatever image in Windows Photo Viewer and try to save it to a new destination on the local drive? If I have this I can just added to the code that works with SAP
Many thanks for the help!
If I understand what you're trying to say I don't think that will work. I need to know about the way your current code 'opens' the picture.
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