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Basically i'm looking to have the same functionality that a install program does. Where it will show you the default path for a file/folder where it will install, but you can always click "browse" to choose another location.

I was thinking of doing this with a label and a button and have the label update its text based on what the user chooses as a file to open/save.

I was curious if this was already built into another function that i'm just completely not thinking of though.

Any thoughts?

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You should search the helpfile before posting. Check out FileOpenDialog and FileSaveDialog.

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Yes i already know those and use them. Thanks for the 'kind' post though...

I was curious more about the text being updated automatically in the window. Thats where i said I was assuming i would use the open/save dialog and have it update the label variable. But was simply curious if that was the best method or if i was making it to difficult.

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I think that would definitely be the best method, to do anything else I think you would have to write your own open/save dialog. Sorry about the not so kind post, but a lot of new people come here and ask for answers without trying anything themselves.

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doing a open/save dialog with it writing back the file path to a variable which would be the label is about all i can think of, searched help file, forums, and google to no avail.

So if thats the way to do it that will do.

Thanks much

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