Try this ...

Sub Main

Dim i As Integer Const ArrTop As Integer = 100 ' limit to 100 files, and that is way too many Dim MyArray(ArrTop) As String Dim strDrive As String

'strDrive="C:\\"    'specify the needed path here file_name = Dir$(strDrive & "\\*.*", vbDirectory)

MsgBox file_name

i = 1 Do While (Len(file_name) > 0) And (i < 101)

' See if we should skip this file. If Not (file_name = ".") Or (file_name = "..") Or (file_name=" ") Then MyArray(i) = file_name i = i 1 End If

' Get the next file. file_name = Dir$()

Loop

Begin Dialog DlgExample 30,35,169,151, "Dialog example" OKButton 104,24,40,14 CancelButton 104,44,40,14 PushButton 105,66,38,14, "Help", .Push1 ListBox 0,16,92,123, MyArray(), .LstBox End Dialog Dim DlgExampleVar As DlgExample Dialog DlgExampleVar

End Sub

This is close to what I was looking for. I think I might be able to adapt it. I was looking for a way to actually start at a drive's root and browse through the directories then find a file. This is a good starting point for me though, thanks. Also where does that Dir$ function come from? I do not see it listed in the F1 list of scripting commands in the editor.

Dir$ is a build in function

Dir[(path,attributes)]

It returns a file/directory name that matches the given path and attributes.

It is indeed not listed in the F1 list

See also: CurDir$