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				<title>Getting Around Windows 7 &quot;Destination Path Too Long&quot; Error When Deleting Files</title>
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				Years ago when I started learning VBA for Excel, I was reading a book by &lt;a href=&quot;http://spreadsheetpage.com/&quot;&gt;John Walkenbach&lt;/a&gt; and he compared learning macros in Excel to using a remote control - once you learn it you don&apos;t know how you lived without it. I would say that is true of scripting in general.

The bad news is that programming is also like using a credit card, inasmuch as you can get yourself into a depth of problem just not possible without it.

I got experience with that first hand recently when one small programming mistake caused a bit of a disaster on my computer.
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