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That's strange, last time I wanted to do this I had to use Win32::FileOp from Jan Krynicky. Maybe it was added to Win32::GUI in a recent version or I just overlooked the docs before.

It's not bad though, Win32::FileOp has some other nice functions for deleting\recyclying files etc. Worth a look.

update: Oh, you can use Win32::FileOp::BrowseForFolder() in a console script and avoid the overhead of loading Win32::GUI.

Simon Flack ($code or die)
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In reply to Re: Re: Open Directory using Win32:GUI? by $code or die
in thread Open Directory using Win32:GUI? by mr_dont

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