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When you are in a directory and trying to save a file with a name that similar to a sub-directory, the common-dialog control thinks you want to open the sub-directory.
You can try these ideas:
1. Set the common-dialog's Filename property in the design environment to the value you want and when the common-dialog's ShowSave method is invoked, just press the OK button.
2. When the "Save file" dialog is displayed on the screen and you need to select a file name, type it with the extension of the file (ex: QWERTY2.txt) and then press the OK button.
Good Luck!!!
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I'm using CommonDialog Save Method. Let's say that I have a directory C:\QWERTY and one folder in it (could be QWERTY2). My problem begins when user wants to save file in Directory C:\QWERTY. File name has to be "QWERTY2". CommonDialog doesn't want to save that file name in that directory. Instead it opens directory C:\QWERTY\QWERTY2. Is there a way to avoid it? I hope you know what I mean
Thanks in advance
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