Thanks for posting this Jim

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"Jim Cone" wrote in message ...
Hi Ron,

Following is an excerpt from a post by _
Joe Earnest - public.scripting.vbscript - 04/20/2005

Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware

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The following are the generally useful long integer bitwise code flags for dialog operation:

&H0001 1 Only returns file system folders.
Will not select a virtual folder.

&H0002 2 Does not include network folders below the domain level.

&H0010 16 Displays an edit box for user input specification.

&H0020 32 Validates the user specification in the edit box, if implemented.
This option does not appear to work as documented on all versions of
Windows.

&H0040 64 Displays a "new style" dialog box, at least for Win2k.
This option will be ignored, if specified for WinXp,
and may be ignored on versions of Windows other than Win2k.

&H0100 256 Displays a user "hint" in a WinXp-style dialog, if the edit box
is not implemented. Available only for WinXp.
This option is ignored, if an edit box is implemented.

&H0200 512 Suppresses display of the New Folder button in a WinXp-style
dialog. Available only for WinXp.

&H04000 16384 Displays files as well as folders, and allows file selection.
The files will display properly in all versions. With Win2k, however, a
runtime error is generated if a root directory file is selected, and with
WinXp, a runtime error is generated if any file is selected.
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"Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ...
Hi Simon
I found if I changed the third option from 512 to 0 it even
gives me a New Folder option button, although I couldn't figure out from the
MSDN page on BrowseForFolder how the different options relate to the integer
value you put in here.
I never search for the numbers because I never need more then the 512 that I
believe Jim Rech posted a long time ago.
If I have time I will search for more info about this
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