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    Hi all I am trying to make my app a little friendlier. I a use a dialog to set a network computer as a source for a running object. For now the user must type in the name of the network coputer manually, for example..... \\server1 I am trying to set up a GUI like the browse folder dialog common in windows. Except it will browse computers on the network. When the user selects the computer, it's name will appears in the dialog box in one of the fields. I can't find any info on doing this but I have seen this done many times. Any help appreciated :confused: George W Software Developer www.zsystems.ca

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      Hi all I am trying to make my app a little friendlier. I a use a dialog to set a network computer as a source for a running object. For now the user must type in the name of the network coputer manually, for example..... \\server1 I am trying to set up a GUI like the browse folder dialog common in windows. Except it will browse computers on the network. When the user selects the computer, it's name will appears in the dialog box in one of the fields. I can't find any info on doing this but I have seen this done many times. Any help appreciated :confused: George W Software Developer www.zsystems.ca

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      If you are working on NT/Win2k/XP you can use the Net* functions to find computers and users on the network :) Like NetServerEnum() - Anders Money talks, but all mine ever says is "Goodbye!"

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