Hi RogerW, This seems to work:

filebox/dir "*.*", "c:\\temp\\" It seems that the syntax of the filebox statement should look like this:

filebox{/save | /dir | /savenocheck} {Filter{, DefaultDirectory}}   Instead of:

filebox{/save | /dir | /savenocheck} {Filter}, {DefaultDirectory}   Hope this help. Regards, Daniel

Hi Roger, AFAIK using: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp" enduser is positioned one level lower in the path defined; in your example C:\\ If you need to start from C:\\Temp you should create a (fake?) directory below C:\\Temp like C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir and redefine your code to: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir" Gianni

gianni said Hi Roger, AFAIK using: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp" enduser is positioned one level lower in the path defined; in your example C:\\ If you need to start from C:\\Temp you should create a (fake?) directory below C:\\Temp like C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir and redefine your code to: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir" Gianni  

Hi Gianni, You have to finish the directory with a backslash and then it's working as expected; e.g.

filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp\\" And it seems that it's sufficient to specify an empty string for the Filter parameter. The important thing is that it's defined (see the revised statement syntax I've mentioned in my reply above). Hope this helps. Daniel

Thanks, it's working now. I made some similar tests, but apparently not the right one . Regards RogerW.

diseli said

gianni said Hi Roger, AFAIK using: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp" enduser is positioned one level lower in the path defined; in your example C:\\ If you need to start from C:\\Temp you should create a (fake?) directory below C:\\Temp like C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir and redefine your code to: filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp\\myFakeDir" Gianni  

Hi Gianni, You have to finish the directory with a backslash and then it's working as expected; e.g.

filebox/dir "", "C:\\Temp\\" And it seems that it's sufficient to specify an empty string for the Filter parameter. The important thing is that it's defined (see the revised statement syntax I've mentioned in my reply above). Hope this helps. Daniel  

Hi Daniel, ahhh...just the \\ is enough! Thanks! Gianni