the line concerned is
Public Sub SaveAsB1()
ThisFile = Range("B2").Value
ChDir "C:\My Documents\Quotes"
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs FileName:=ThisFile
If your office machine is NT/2000, then the \MyDocuments folder is not in C:
It's in your login account (/Files and Settings -check under your login ID- in Win2K and /Winnt/Profiles -check under your login ID- in NT). Maybe you could make a new directory in C: and reference that in the macro to see if it fixes your problem.
In the VBA Editor
ALT F11
Click on Tools | References
You will see a listing of the current files references.
Check to see that there are NO missing references here.
If there is you will see below a file dir.
Click on browse and rereference the missing file here.
Ivan