Save in different formats

Hi There!
I have a form in which I need to make the user choose the format in which he wants to save the data.
I know that if I want to make him save the data in *.txt what I have to use is:
Win_Api_Dialog.Save_File
('.txt',
SMensaje,
'c:\',
'Text files(*.txt)|*.txt|');
Anyone knows how can I do to make him choose between: txt, pdf, xml, xls, doc, etc.
Thanks in advance
Vero

Or try Image Processor Pro:
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2011/05/new-image-processor-pro-script-for-cs5.html

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