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I would like to display a directory tree on a form that would then allow the user to select from the displayed files, but also to navigate through a directory tree. Does anyone know of any components that I could use, or an easy way of building such a tree? Thanks, Phil

I now have solved the problem. I got rid of the DefaultExt altogether and set the FilterIndex equal one of 3 constants which I defined to have the values 1,2 and 3. It simply takes the nth entry in the filter list. So in my example Word would be 2 and I pass a constant called defWord to my...

Ok. So now here comes a dumb question: What do I need to set the FilterIndex to? Can you show me the code you used that worked so I am sure I am not missing something? Thanks again.

Could it be that I need to set something else? FilterIndex perhaps? Did you use exactly the same code as me?

Just tried it, it doesn't work. Any other ideas?

It is this line that doesn't seem to be working: commonDialog1.DefaultExt = def_ext I set def_ext = "*.doc" and it still shows "*.xls" in the popup. Where and how would I apply vbNullChar? Thanks a million!

Thanks for this. I am using comdlg32.dll. Maybe my mail wasn't clear, or perhaps I misunderstand you, but my question is concerning the default extension for the dialog box. I want to be able to select Word documents as being the initial filter. The filter selection dropdown is working as I have...

I have created the following function to show a popup file selection window. It works great except for one thing, it does not accept the default string properly, or rather it ignores it. What I have tried to do is to pass "*.doc" as the default extension but it does not take. Does anyone have...