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    In my application, it needs a dialog of folder selection. Are there a predefined dialog in Windows 2000? Sorry, I am a beginner of Windows Application Programmer.:confused: :confused:

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      In my application, it needs a dialog of folder selection. Are there a predefined dialog in Windows 2000? Sorry, I am a beginner of Windows Application Programmer.:confused: :confused:

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      opendialog opnfile=new opendialog(); opnfile.filte=.... opnfile.text=....(sorry,I don't remember,please youself look for it in MSDN) if (opnfile.0k=...) { string filename=opnfile.filename; } hope this helps! regards Iverson :omg:

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        opendialog opnfile=new opendialog(); opnfile.filte=.... opnfile.text=....(sorry,I don't remember,please youself look for it in MSDN) if (opnfile.0k=...) { string filename=opnfile.filename; } hope this helps! regards Iverson :omg:

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        In C#, i used a BrowseforPath() function in Shell32.dll. The Internet Give a Chance to Learn. I Do!

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