Could you please elaborate? I am probably not familiar enough with English
(it is not my native tongue) in order to understand your question.

It would also be nice if you could write something meaningful into the
body of your message.

Thanks!

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I am looking for any VCL for C++ Builder v4.0 which allowes me to have list
of all files of particullar hard drive. It will be great if I could filter
files by extensions.

Thanks in advance,
Joshua.

You might want to write this yourself, using FindFirst and FindNext. Five
minutes.

Alternatively, have a look at http://www.torry.ru/

Anyway, this here isn't really where the people who know about your
enquiry hang out, so a much better place for your question probably is the
group

  news:borland.public.cppbuilder.thirdpartytools

To learn more about this server and the group that it carries, have a look
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Thanks!

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Hi J,

The easiest solution is to use the TFileListBox component, or a standard
TListBox and the DlgDirList() API function.  If you need support for virtual
folders such as Control Panel or Printers, you'll need to use the Shell's
Namespace.  Have a look at this resource...

http://www.cbuildermag.com/features/1999/10/cb199910dc_f/cb199910dc_f...

Good luck!

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I do love your Tude Stefan.....

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