Selecting the path

hi all,
i am using form6i. my requirement is i should be able to select the path through the button. when the user clicks on the button then there should be a window appears(same as windows (c,d...drives) and all the folders which has been created.
If the user click ok then in the path(what the user navigated)the creating file has to be saved.
When the user clicks on button popup window should come so that user has to select the path by clicking through it.
please suggest me to go through it.
Thanks..

Hi,
To select the folder, you can use GET_FILE_NAME built-in.
<variable_name> := GET_FILE_NAME(' ', NULL, NULL, 'Choose any directory.', OPEN_FILE, FALSE);Regards,
Manu.
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Attachments:
File Dialog Test.vi ‏39 KB

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