Toolbar macro blues

If I put my vba project file "Project" in the c directory, this toobar
button macro works just fine

objToolbar0.AddToolbarButton 0, "Placer", "Placer", "^C^C & -vbarun
c:/Project.dvb!Module2.Placer ;"

However, if I place it in c:\Documents and Settings\David.OFFICE\My
Documents,
and use

objToolbar0.AddToolbarButton 0, "Placer", "Placer", "^C^C & -vbarun
c:/Documents and Settings/David.OFFICE/My
Documents/Project.dvb!Module2.Placer ;"

Now it apparently chokes on the spaces in the path (my guess, but I don't
know)

Any ideas on fixing this?

Thanks a lot

David

 

Standard windows convention...put paths with spaces in them inside double
quotes.

 

Two solutions...
#1: at the -VBARUN prompt, if you put your macro name in quotes, you can
use spaces. Use double quotes to get a string containing quotes. Something
like:
objToolbar0.AddToolbarButton 0, "Placer", "Placer", "^C^C & -vbarun
""c:/Documents and Settings/David.OFFICE/My
Documents/Project.dvb!Module2.Placer"" ;"

#2: Windows has short filenames associated with each long filename, for use
with old programs that didn't like spaces. This should work:
objToolbar0.AddToolbarButton 0, "Placer", "Placer", "^C^C &
-vbarun c:/DOCUME~1/David.OFFICE/MYDOCU~1/Project.dvb!Module2.Placer ;"


James