I want to collect data from the user, when he starts the book the first time, and write the info to a file, use the info in the book, but also to request the password later.
So far I have a personal.htm, which is the form and the active script writefile.as (found onwww.ebookcode.com).
I tried to start the home page #!personal.htm via On Start from the Add-Ins menu.
It does not work!
How can I modify it, so that it work? I believe, that you can only start scripts in the Add-Ins menu. Can I use (and how) another script file start.as which only starts the personal.htm ???
Which path should I use? I just want to keep the file in the directory where the book is.
Another pice is also missing, the personal.htm should only run, IF the file does not exist.
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