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Ed,

I am greatly appreciative that you are helping me with this. I followed the
steps, as you indicated in your first response and this one, and, the code
does not create the window to perform the select. Does it matter that I am
using Windows 98 ? Does it work when you compile it and run it on your
machine ?

Thanks


"Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <ed@mulroyREMOVETHESECHARS.org> wrote in message
news:3eea79f9$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> It sounds as if you did not select a file.  If that is not it, then I do
not
> know what the problem is.
>
> Take the exact code I gave you, copied from the message, everything
between
> the dashed lines and save it in a file named TEMP.CPP
>
> Then run the command line
>
>   bcc32 -WR -v temp
>
> Then run the program.
> Select a file by double clicking on it or by typing its name into the File
> Name box and clicking Ok.
>
> The selection dialog should look almost the same as if you did a
> File|Open|Browse in Internet Explorer except that the default directory
> selected is C:\Program FIles.  In it you are expected to select a file
just
> as you would were it Internet Explorer asking.
>
> If you are looking to select an output file, which has the feature that a
> file that does not yet exist can be specified then you will have to change
> one or more of the flags in the structure which is given to the
> GetOpenFileName function.  Run the Windows help file, WIN32.HLP, and read
> about that file and about the OPENFILENAME structure that it uses.
>
> .  Ed
>
> > cpp3003 wrote in message
> >  news:3ee9dde6$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> >
> > Thanks for the reply. I used the code below, but, I ran into a
> > problem. I haven't used api much, so, I am not sure if there
> > is more that I need to add or if I need to reposition something.
> > But, when I ran the .exe for this code, it dropped straight
> > through to the 'file selection error 00000001/0', then, when I
> > click the ok button it gives a box that says 'Selected File',
> > but no file name appears.
> >
> > How does the process look when it works correctly? Also,
> > will the process bring up a window to select a file, and,
> > invoke my program with that file name as an argument ? I
> > am also looking at a way to open an outfile which
> > shows a text report after my process completes. Can this
> > be done as an addition to the code below ?
>
>