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Hi,

 

By using ActiveX, i can use windows media player in LabVIEW. Is there any function in ActiveX or any other pallete which can be used to explore "My Computer " 

By using LIST FILES vi, i can view the folders and files of a drive. But i want some other way

Somil Gautam
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Hi Somil,

 

Please see if this helps.

 

Regards,

 

Nitin

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Hi Somil,

 

Please see if this helps.

 

Regards,

 

Nitin

 

Apologies. I dunno how it got posted twice Smiley Surprised

Message Edited by NitinD on 21-09-2009 05:20 PM
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The file path control has the Browse button to the right of it. You can set the browse properties to start in any folder desired.
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I think this one is just for selecting some particular file.

 

See this vi which i have made.

First it will show the drives on your PC, then start entering the path of the drive you want to explore.

I wanted something like "MY COMPUTER" . Just by clicking he folder/file, we can explore.

 

Check this

Somil Gautam
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Could you explain what the file dialog in LabVIEW (image below) does not show/do that is different from using windows explorer? Your code does not make any sense to me. It looks like you are replacing the normal file/folder browse functions with code of your creation. It's seems you are going out of your way to reinvent the wheel.

 

 

File Dialog.PNG

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Ya, reinventing the wheel using pure LabVIEW Smiley Tongue

 

 

Somil Gautam
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Post your code directly to the Rube Goldberg thread.
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I am not cracking jokes here!!!!

 

If you have any answer  to the question, answer it or otherwise just click on the cross button on the top right corner

Somil Gautam
Think Weird
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What is the question?

 

You are looking for a way of browsing for files that isn't one of the perfectly good methods already suggested to you?  So you are looking for an even more complicated way?

 

Dennis isn't making a joke.  He is actually helping you saying you are wasting your time.  He is an expert LV user and he would know more than anyone that what you are trying to do is a whole lot of work for no benefit over any of the methods already proposed.

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