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Getting list of file names
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SonOfEmidec1100
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Have a look at the Dir statement.
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SonOfEmidec1100
Technical User
A lot of people ask that question the first time the use Dir, you need to loop round to return each file in turn
Dim fname As String
fname = Dir("c:\*.*"
List1.Clear
Do Until fname = ""
List1.AddItem fname
fname = Dir
Loop
Dim fname As String
fname = Dir("c:\*.*"
List1.Clear
Do Until fname = ""
List1.AddItem fname
fname = Dir
Loop
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