[RESOLVED] Outputting to a listbox

[Hack]

I'm a little confused. Do you need to replace the ":" with a "$" so that the end result is C$ instead of C:?

[skakels]

yes sir

[Hack]

Well, there is a couple of ways you can do it.

Lets start with the textbox. You can replace the ":" with "$" in the textbox itself so C: never even gets to your Listbox, which, of the differenant ways, is the one I would recommend.

Private Sub txtLookUp_KeyPress(KeyAscii As Integer)
If KeyAscii = 58 Then KeyAscii = 36 'this will replace : with $ when you are typing
End Sub

[skakels]

Hack,

I don't think we're on the same page. My listbox displays drive letters (example, C:, D:, G: ). I want to be able to double click the drive letter, and launch an explorer window to that drive on the remote machine. I want to be able to do this by pulling the computer name (for the remote machine) from "txtLookup".

I hope this helps you. I'm sorry I am making this confusing.

[skakels]

OK, I figured it out. I made the below code and it works well. The only problem is that I had to do it for every letter in the alphabet. If anyone has a shorter way to do it, hit me up. I'd like to see it. Thanks guys for all your help.

If lstDrive = "C:" Then
        Shell "explorer " & "\\" & txtLookup & "\C$", vbNormalFocus
    End If