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Hello Spike, why do you mix Win32 and Tk?

Did you look at the Tk::FileSelect or Tk:FBox modules? They seem to be a wrapper for the Win32 common dialog under Win2K for me and are easy to use.

Look into the Tk Widget demo under 'common dialogs' point 2. Click the browse button to see them, click see code for an example in sub fileDialog.

They work fine for me.

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In reply to Re: Tk::FileSelect or Tk::FBox as common file dialogs for Win32 by Brutha
in thread Win32::FileOp window positioning? by spikey_wan

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