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On the FileFindFirstFile() could a Related link be added to _FileListToArray? Apparently I'm not the only one who has been using the former when the latter was a better option.

Oh, yeah! That did the trick. Thanks a bunch.

Thanks, Melba23. it doesn't work. The files in $aList are correct but it errors on FileGetTime() still.

I'm trying to move the files from one directory into another based on their timestamp. If I run this from the source directory and use FileFindFirstFile("*.dss") it works. If I change that to a path, it returns a 1 which seems good but then the $t = FileGetTime($file, 0) line doesn't work. I don't understand what is going on here. I've read a bunch of FileFindFirst File topics but don't see how mine is different. I want to have the source path in there because a user need to run it and I don't want to run the risk of her moving it out of the directory and suddenly moving all sorts of files from her desktop or wherever into the folders on the server. $sourcePath = "\\Dictations\Backups\Backup\" $destinationPath = "\\Dictations\Backups\FolderA\" $search = FileFindFirstFile($sourcePath & "*.dss") ;;Everything works fine if this is "*.dss" If $search = -1 Then MsgBox(0, "Error", "No files/directories matched the search pattern") Exit EndIf While 1 $file = FileFindNextFile($search) If @error Then ExitLoop ;Get the date of the source file which will be the destination folder name $t = FileGetTime($file, 0) If Not @error Then $yyyymd = $t[0] & $t[1]& $t[2] Else MsgBox(0, "Error", "Can't get the date") EndIf ;See if destination folder exsists, create folder if it doesn't If FileExists($destinationPath & $yyyymd) Then Else ;MsgBox(4096,"Creating dir" , "Creating directory \\Dictations\Backups\FolderA\" & $yyyymd) DirCreate($destinationPath & $yyyymd) EndIf ; See if the file exists at destination, if not then move it there If FileExists($destinationPath & $yyyymd & "\" & $file) Then Else ;MsgBox(4096,"Copying" , "Copying " & $file & " to \FolderA\" & $yyyymd) FileMove($file, $destinationPath& $yyyymd & "\" & $file) EndIf WEnd ; Close the search handle FileClose($search)

Won't look like what I had envisioned but may serve the purpose just as well. Thanks.

Thanks, Melba23.

I'd like some items in a combo box to have a slightly different background color from each other. I know this can't be done with any normal means but I saw someone do this with 3 or 4 weeks ago with listview items (I can't find the thread now though) and wondered if anyone had tried something similar for combobox items. Not to be confused with alternating list items.

Sure, you can. ;This part goes above the gui $file = FileOpen("C:\list of goodies.txt", 0) ; Check if file opened for reading OK If $file = -1 Then MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.") Exit EndIf ; Read in lines of text until the EOF is reached While 1 $line = FileReadLine($file) If @error = -1 Then ExitLoop $listItems = $listItems & $line & "|" ;Don't forget the delimiter WEnd FileClose($file) ;create your gui then set the data GUICtrlSetData(-1, $listItems) I have a nice script that allows me to access various things on network PC's and I have multiple tabs that all read from the same txt file and display different info.

Try IcoFX. That's what I use. http://icofx.ro/

Create your own ico file? You would need some other software to do that. There are a lot of good freeware icon makers out there. Or do you just want to use an icon that you have but that they might not have on their system?

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...create+shortcut

Hilarious.

If I edited out all the stupid posts of mine I wouldn't have any posts at all.

I like the idea, but execution seems tough- you have to hope that whoever posted code gave the post a nice clean name.

If the windows taskbar is not the default size then it covers your message boxes.