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    RockmanHero2003
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    Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to have a control that is automatically updated when the user changes a directory that that control represents. This is similar to a folder browser dialog but instead it's inside a form rather than a separate control. Thanks RockmanHero2003 My computer finally got faster...I threw it out the window and it went very fast.

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      Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to have a control that is automatically updated when the user changes a directory that that control represents. This is similar to a folder browser dialog but instead it's inside a form rather than a separate control. Thanks RockmanHero2003 My computer finally got faster...I threw it out the window and it went very fast.

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      John Arlen1
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      Look at System.IO.FileSystemWatcher. This class exposes events that will let you know when certain file system changes have happened. This is exactly what Folder Browser Dialog uses (under the covers).

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        Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to have a control that is automatically updated when the user changes a directory that that control represents. This is similar to a folder browser dialog but instead it's inside a form rather than a separate control. Thanks RockmanHero2003 My computer finally got faster...I threw it out the window and it went very fast.

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        Gary Perkin
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        Hi RH2K3 This sounds interesting, but I think your spec needs a bit of work;) Can you expand on "a control that is automatically updated" and "inside a form rather than a separate control" ? Gary Perkin.

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