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    i need a vb code to pop-up the save dialog box in some time i inicialy put in antoher simple dialog box in a start of all the programs i work fgarcia90@gmail.com

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      i need a vb code to pop-up the save dialog box in some time i inicialy put in antoher simple dialog box in a start of all the programs i work fgarcia90@gmail.com

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      uhhh... What?? :confused: You're post made absolutely no sense at all. I firmly believe that if you use less than 150 words to describe your problem, you've certainly left out important details required to acturately answer your question.

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        uhhh... What?? :confused: You're post made absolutely no sense at all. I firmly believe that if you use less than 150 words to describe your problem, you've certainly left out important details required to acturately answer your question.

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        I don't have the foggiest idea. I think he was saying something about Save Dialog, but couldn't gather much more.

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          i need a vb code to pop-up the save dialog box in some time i inicialy put in antoher simple dialog box in a start of all the programs i work fgarcia90@gmail.com

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          1 - dont post your email address. 2 - try writing an intelligent header. Everyone here wants VB code 3 - What does 'some time' mean ? At random ? 4 - The SaveFileDialog is probably what you want, but who can tell ?

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            i need a vb code to pop-up the save dialog box in some time i inicialy put in antoher simple dialog box in a start of all the programs i work fgarcia90@gmail.com

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            i need a vb code to pop-up the save dialog box in some time i inicialy put in antoher simple dialog box in a start of all the programs i work

            EH? I would assume you want a system.windows.forms.FileSaveDialog to jump up at startup? that would be simple enough... ' our File Save form dim ourFSForm as windows.forms.filesavedialog = new windows.forms.filesavedialog 'Set the filter ourFSForm.Filter = "INSERT FILTER HERE| *.*" ' Set the initial (blank) filename: ourFSForm.Filename = "" ' the result of showing the form. dim ourFSResult as windows.forms.dialogResult = ourFSForm.ShowDialog() dim fileLocation as String = ourFSForm.Filename switch(ourFSResult) case windows.forms.dialogResult.OK: ... End Swich Now also, theres Already an email link on the bottom of each post!

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