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Maybe some of you have come across this before....
I am opening files for parsing. I'm using OpenFileDialog, of course, but i'm limited to a buffer of 2048 on the .FileNames string. Thus, I can only select a few hundred files. This is OK for most cases. However, fore example, I have in one case…
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I'm having problems in visual basic programming. Currently I open a file using an open file dialog window and navigating to a file to open it. I want to be able to write a simple line saying ( and this is the best way I can describe it), Open this file "....\users.text".
Please can someone help?
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How do I use the OpenFileDialog class (in C#, WPF etc.) such that it opens on the Network area as default?
This does not work:
OpenFileDialog openFileDialog1 = new OpenFileDialog();
openFileDialog1.InitialDirectory = "Network";
I also tried having "\" as an InitialDirectory and that did not…
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We use OpenFileDialog across our application to select files. So far, we never used Multiselect. We set RestoreDirectory to true so that any time we open the dialog we get the user to the last directory used. If I set Multiselect to true, the directory from which the files are selected is not remembered…
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Hi,
I am using OpenFileDialog. But using it changes the Environment.CurrentDirectory.
Using the RestoreDirectory property solves this issue, but I'm using external dlls that I can't control that don't use RestoreDirectory.
Is there a way to make it true as default?
Or is there any other solution…
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