At 1:39 PM -0500 4/16/06, Jeff Justice wrote:
Here's what eventually worked:
Dim AppTypes as New FileType
AppTypes.Name="Application Types"
AppTypes.MacType="appl;APPL"
This worked?! I'm surprized by that. The MacType property does not
take a list of types; it takes a single four-character code. Any
characters beyond the first four are just ignored. The weird thing
is, that the correct MacType for an application is APPL, not appl, if
I recall correctly.
Oh, wait, I see why:
Dim f as FolderItem = GetOpenFolderItem(AppTypes.MacType)
Here, you're not passing in a FileType at all -- you're passing in
the "appl;APPL" string that you (incorrectly) stored in the
AppTypes.MacType property!
I'm going to bow out at this point; I see there are a lot of replies
I haven't read yet, so hopefully it's all been sorted out by now...
Best,
- Joe
P.S. PLEASE trim your replies! Leaving in four copies of the list
footer does no good to anywone.
--
Joseph J. Strout
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