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ScOe,

> if (filehandle)
>     FindClose (filehandle) ;
>

This would be better written as:

  if( fileHandle!=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE )
    FindClose( fileHandle );

.and you might as well remove the earlier call to FindClose().

I'll also suggest that you should not recurse in this way. The 
problems with scanning a directory as soon as you find it are:

  * Files can be processed in a somewhat haphazard way instead of 
being grouped with their siblings.
  * It can result in multiple file searches being active at the same 
time which some OSes have a problem with.

A better solution is to simply note the directories as you find them 
and deal with them only after directory search is complete IOW:

  1.Search directory
    Process files, make a note of subdirectories
  
  2.Process each of the noted subdirectories in turn.

But I'd also have to ask if you are using chdir() in your app.? If 
you are then this could be the problem. My recommendation to /anyone/ 
is that they never use this (IMO) heinous function (in any of its 
guises).
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Andrue Cope
[Bicester, UK]