VB Controls, How do I set Drive1 to My Network Places

How do I set Drive1 to My Network Places

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Cincinnatu #1 / 2	How do I set Drive1 to My Network Places Hi, I want my user to be able to select a directory location that isn't necessarily mapped. I have VB6 enterprise edition, and I was going to use the DriveListBox control to update a DirListBox control to show what sub folders are in that drive but the DriveListBox seems to only have drives that are mapped. I want it to be able to include My Network Places so the user doesn't have to have a drive mapped. Do you have any suggestions or are there any other VB6E controls I can use? I don't want to use the commong dialog control (but I do know it has its own DriveListBox that does show the "My Network Places"). Here's another issue I have related to the same program: Does anybody have any code for searching for a file which includes searching through subdirectories. All help is greatly appreciated!
Tue, 20 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT

Lawrence Naegl #2 / 2	How do I set Drive1 to My Network Places Head on over to http://www.mvps.org/ccrp/ and download their "FolderTreeView". It recreates the SHBrowseForFolder, but inside a control you can place on your form. It's a MUCH better directory selector in my book =) ~Lawrence Quote: > Hi, I want my user to be able to select a directory location that isn't > necessarily mapped. > I have VB6 enterprise edition, and I was going to use the DriveListBox > control to update a DirListBox control to show what sub folders are in that > drive but the DriveListBox seems to only have drives that are mapped. I > want it to be able to include My Network Places so the user doesn't have to > have a drive mapped. > Do you have any suggestions or are there any other VB6E controls I can use? > I don't want to use the commong dialog control (but I do know it has its own > DriveListBox that does show the "My Network Places"). > Here's another issue I have related to the same program: Does anybody have > any code for searching for a file which includes searching through > subdirectories. > All help is greatly appreciated!
Wed, 21 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT

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