The File commands have been updated to be more consistent with one another and with the way Windows works. These commands now work faster and, in the case of the Copy File or Files command, can now handle more files without running out of memory.

Depending on how they are written, you may need to update your macros. The commands affected by this change are the Copy File or Files, Move File or Files, Rename File or Files, and Rename Folder commands.

If you have not specified a path in the New Name/Path: field, then the destination will be relative to the current working directory, which can be set using the Change Default Folder command. Some of the file commands did not use the current working directory for the destination in versions of Macro Express prior to v 3.5.

If you have not specified a path in the New Name/Path: field, you may need to update your macro. There are two ways to correct your macro. You can add a Change Directory/Folder command to your macro prior to any of the File commands. Or you can specify the correct path in the New Name/Path: field of the file commands.

If you have not specified a path in the File(s) Path/Name: field, the name entered will be relative to the current working directory. This affects the Create Folder, Rename Folder, Delete Folder, Copy File or Files, Rename file or Files, Move File or Files and Delete File or Files commands.