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[Reply to: »Peter Hampf« · 2007-11-02 · 14:07 h (CET)]

Hello, Peter!

> After changing the file extension in this dialog from "*.z07" to
> "correct" value "*.*" I get this [3].

> Strange! I cannot verify that behaviou here.

I feared that! :-/

> So, my problem is that by default the file extension is *not* set to
> "*.*", but to "*.z07".

> How can one change this "default extension"?

This is a very good question ...

> And even files with this extension are *not* shown. And manually
> changing the extension to any other value has *no* effect.

> What happens if you enter "*.*" in the filename box?

"*.*" + [Enter] => The whole content of the folder is shown, but the
file extension in the drop down list at the bottom does not change.

"*.jpg" (or any other extension) + [Enter] => All the specified files
in the regarding folder are shown *and* the file extension in the drop
down list is set accordingly.

After closing and re-opening the dialog the extension is "*.z07"
again.

> After all it seems to be a Windows problem. AFAIK TheBat calls
> standard Windows functions for the open dialog.

I testet the behavior of the native Windows file open dialog with
StarOffice (OpenOffice.org) without any problems ...

Cheers!
VA

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