In article <1186081753.021003.75110@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
SpreadTooThin <bjobrien62@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I can't find a complete example of how one would filter only (for
> example) gif files.
I'm sure there's one in the language reference, but no worries, we can
help you here too.
> Gif files end in .gif so what do I put in the dialogs filter
> property?
First, no, GIF files don't always end in .gif. They might end in
nothing. File extensions are just a crutch for improperly typed files
(on some OSes, at least).
So, what you put in for the .Filter property is the name of (or
reference to) a File Type which you have defined with the type (GIFf)
and extension (.gif) of GIF files. Start in the Project tab with "New
File Type Set" and take it from there.
Best,
- Joe
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