Replacement Open Menu.

So, what happens if you'd rather not use the Common Dialog control, yet, you still want an open file dialog ?
Sure, you could give in and use the .ShowOpen command of the control you don't really want to use... OR, you could use the following -

EDIT: Updated Attachemnt. Cheers Harsh.

good thing thegratone, but there is one bug in that,

VB Code:

Private Sub DriveList_Change()
On Error GoTo Err
FileList.FileName = DriveList.Drive 'dont you think it should be 
'[b]Dir1.path = DriveList.Drive[/b]
Exit Sub
Err:
If Err.Number = 68 Then MsgBox "Device not ready"
End Sub

Wow, thanks Harsh, how did i miss that (Feeling embarrassed now... I shall update the code)

Not at all :wave:

sorry for such a late reply. :blush: