Re: Populating listview object with files

From: Nick Hodges (TeamB) (nickhodges_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 01/10/04

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    Mark Anderson wrote:

    >
    > I need to populate a listview object with file names from a specied
    > folder on disk. Can anyone give me a starting point with this?

    Look up FindFirst and FindNext in the online help, and then search at

    http://groups.google.com

    for more information on how they might be used to do what you want. 

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